—— pa Ste Ss eet 3 5 eS = awe <8 a fee ee =o : 5 ; ae : s % : i i Eee $ _ 5 ‘ e : : ‘ “it Ee fs "i pit ¥ » & iat # } a i oe ‘ i 2 fe = a re * & x a 5 ee ‘TithYEAR ~—=*s=~“;‘i;‘“‘“S;*S*S & ~~ PONTIAC, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1958-60 PAGES Don't Let Zero Weatiier Rob You of Suntan vo ounty Calls on Sta 0 Split Welfare Costs Bank Reserve UAW Planned Trap Area Officials — (Cut Authorized |\With TV Invitation, |Back House Bill toFight Slump [Potter Said Today — {to Share Burden Expect 4 Pct. Reduction) WASHINGTON Sen. Potter (R-Mich) said today| Increased. Expenditures - to Boost Business by|the United Auto Workers (UAW) meant:to entrap him| Threaten Oakland With Freeing $3 Billion _ | by inviting him to appear on the union’s radio-television $1 Million Deficit : a . _ |program. He said the union wants a refusal to use : ‘WASHINGTON (#) — Injagainst him. By GEORGE T. TRUMBULL JR. a new anti-recession move,| Potter, in a speech for.the senate, implied he will turn| LANSING — Faced with the Federal Reserve Board/down the invitation but asked for a face-to-face meet-|imcreased. drains. on the ui NG cept Ml — = ie | Bt) has acted to increase the|ing with the UAW members. peers ecto Pat rh ee vs ) ee lending capacity of its 6,400| “I want to discuss my views wi g welfare costs, Oaklan et SITE Oe ces uae tenn ua PETERS PROM tnd Wilms neve one? Oy per eng } : terday in lowering the re- go South or use @ sunlamp to get rid of that mid-winter pallor is = can ‘even get a sunburn right here in Pontiac in mid-Feb- my record from UAW mem- 18-year-old Donng Robinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. _ruary. = ™ serve requirements of the! ') sunny winter yes t tures despite near-zero weather. Proving that you don’t have to day, and screens covered with sun-reflecting ‘luminem fell Yon | The board did this yes-|their level best to black out BULLETINS here yesterday placed top bers,” he said. 5 banks by one half of A pe ; ; ne—of-his} SPRINGFIELD, Ill, # — Na- |Share of welfare costs to 50 2 re : 2 ae pea eee S ; te 7 ? than member © : a2 em jaction is effective a week|™°%t bitter denunciations of Walter Leopold, surviving _|per cent. : UAW Will Ask Chrysler reat Churchill se sin: Sesto Sartore SS incre eas | Hrs n wo, win | takes effect March 1. aggravating Michigan unemploy-| parole today. 23 sponsors, including five | ‘ The reduction will release about/ment by “evil tax methods and ee» Oakland legislators — calls Pr ° : for Pneumonia Fetich the beuke cw required so(°Tnerre: rae Cte”... | | CARS CANAVERAL, Hie |i arenas to senate this i An Atlas intercontinental bailis- to Provide 40-Hour Work Sai ol pl °| Th AW erat crm | 48 A Meer [or MOSM ore hi z . See This is expected to broaden | , ! p.m. today but apparently blew icounties picking up the . DETROIT i — The United Auto had hiked production standards at] Mazey said the union had no in| S'' Winston, 83, Also ia oo virtually Dostag Sip tatten aa. Saw Clee other half. — Workers Union today sought ajthe huge Dodge Main in Ham-|tention of striking Chrysler plants Battling Pleurisy but Seues Oat sons doer A” roared straight up for about | Officials in Oakland County say meeting with Chrysler Corp. of- ota to prema, ainiibengh | the | UAW Ss cmcuive 1, in Good Spirits reserve generally 30 seconds, then arched slowly |a $1,000,000 deficit might confront ficials to demand that theuto firm|its inventory of 3 dollars in lending ca- |tion for him to address the Ford) over toward the east, leaving ® |the county, mostly because of the provide high seniority employes weg.| aor trail. There was no im- | increased welfare costs. +: hee a. bank. umually Alr Force on Since the state began paying The union demanded ; fed eventually elther = has had to pay roughly $337,000 tat the So ae cmt el re oC over and above what It expended ae sore sncagpd os week ~ ‘ renga pate under the earlier. state ald split. threatened to sue Chrysler for One major reasons for woe st ee ee oh Se saan re-\i supervisors say, is a what the UAW called “,uerrilla could push of welfare aid warfare.” down interest rates by making a ee oe The demand and charge were — ee ne , ppg st ge: yrwgior ee York and Chi- |I would turn them down and Rs ge gael g 208-member Chrysler Council, stem 90. ger cous to. jhim ‘ ati representing 74,000 workers. This will free | intended a ws dollars im re- jof the year or until such time as GREAT HARDSHIP “central re- jcandidate of his own choosing in Oakland say elected to the a previous 50-50 in other large cities, calléd “re pron 122: nade: PR as a great hardship a The senator said the UAW “prop-|sponsored. Multiple sponsors paid |< +. secure scien cuales eat 185 milion dt (Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) "$250,000 each. : * he dioe . Looming here yesterday the for these two groups = tumbeietee, of : i Kare, nerve eine 12-Hour Downpour of Rain)#® vs mv wv wes Throw Off Blanket— jisz.i5%."sscee",cenc"% jmeniies uat'drp tom 2 ool F' LOOMS Los Angeles Areal = ses," Temperature to Rise rte sian LOS ANGELES (?—A hit-and-ruf storm dumped 2.82] "ure : ; the visit. He was put to bed Tues-| ’ynert Expects. _|inches of rain in 12 hours, swamped cars, flooded homes) prom « food of more than 900 a ae er ar eal ae ee eee. ies pe ‘jand streets, closed more than 100 schools and caused|bilis introduced to the 9th legis- sea gh Je.: Manned Moon widespread damage yesterday. lative session, members of this - the furnace down a bit — at least}: Churchill -had pneumonia in) ; committee, with the assistance of cnneleilts. " “|February 193 in London and) Within 5 Years Drying out and mopping up under partly cloudy|Normand ‘R, Barnard, clerk of | t kok.

panion if you give Him a chance. a reading was 28. as it flew over. _ accomplishment, - GMC Truck Official Discusses UAW Demands: Sa : os | ‘Says Profit-Sharing Bid Hides Real Issues Says Profit-Sharing Bid Hides Real Issues ae ee: = = oe ia i Bd ‘ - i ins -° vecen t tauver Committee Jan. 29, duting| about $51 per unit—are not being The Be Or has elie tae aoe ether peels a alc hich tie Shnnte group: wan. Wildl yesoveiel’ tn pelos”. ef Oficostly economic and working . x the . basic minimum demands) «p, and re = ___ (Package 1) _“ ‘represents _t-h-e- costs have accoun an measure of intprovements, of €C0-|:,-rease in cost of $52, which is nomite , that every worker ; gtk te cae para os mie (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) | . that is what we say.’” eeuaneginnieimminamenmmannes| that the union Peg : is interested in ‘ability to pay’ only\[ Today's Press wien the employer is able to pay he can afford OF MOL") Cocstns ig, cesscestessece 83 e * og] Commty News .....-0+ 31 and 55 | ME ecatpissveye: 6 buarlow H. Curios, CM prosibenny|. mteerags "200" ae before the Kefauver Committee ex-] ggarkets ......0..6.000000s Bry that total unit costs Tose) Opimaries ............+:... 20 for the 1958 GM “composite”! goorts ........... datieas 50-52 passenger cay, between 2957 and; Theaters ..........:....... “a: models, a year later, TV & Radio Programs ..... 39 prog poy Eales Wilson, Bart ..........0.5. price i » ; “ Yes Pages ..ssess * is only $%4 over its 1967 coum! Movers nn as Maxwell dectared, “40 | seremie “Bright Spot” Needs Sharp per cent of our Increased Conte ‘care. "yto M's. Tons, PEDO ~ their personal brand of social- + of the working man and said: - “Let Reuther- and Williams set/tion supe * up a meeting for me to addressiislative Committee members here » the workers face-to-face om any/yoiced strongest opposition to a - of my open dates, and I'll be/bilt to require counties to bear * there. I am proud of my record/half the costs of caring for and in behalf of the American labor-|treating the—mentally ill. Potter contended, was to “involve the Corrupt Practices Act’ by ap- ~ “gee certain labor bosses who draw 1 # by Senate Pater Swen. (Continued From Page One) ~ aganda mill . . made another pf - ts vicious and “untrue attacks” be- cause Potter's “philosophy in pre- One of the invitation, me -in a violation of the intent of program he said is A Detroit federal jury last year acquitted the UAW of violating the act's prohibition against political contributions by unions and corpor- ations. money was spent for educational . purposes on the. radio-TV pro- grams. REPEATS CHARGES Potter today repeated his past charges that Reuther and Williams responsible : “Tt is strange and frightening to ~-their livelihood from the free en- terprise system—who even grow fat on it—bending every effort to strangle it and replace it with ism,” the senator said. “Working hand-in-glove with his . ruth- Potter recited what he consid- ered a legislative record in behalf ing man.” * a8 <@ The union contended the; . jofficials say. vote was one to create township Potter also hag see the UAW|planning commissions. for beaming its broadcasts from/gnis ENDORSED - station CKLW in Windsor, Ont. ROSE MARIE McOCOLL STATE FLORIST QUEEN — A Pontiac girl, Rose Marie McColl of 68 Stout St., was selected Queen of the Michigan State Florists Association at the associ- ation’s annual convention in De- troit, A popular guest designer at florist design schools, Mrs. McColl is employed. by Par- menter Florist in Birmingham. Supervisors Back Welfare Cost Bill (Continued From Page One) and the county's six representa- stand,” . members agreed. : * * * The state is reluctant to resume the old 50-50 agreement since it would cost $6,000,000 annually, state Another bill which got a “no” tives, “so they'll know where we ‘ci ae THE PONTIAC PRESS. suURSDAY, is ory F: rt’ ect res - the savings of investors available hd rected educational ex- “However, if the hope of profits e. . lized th of j hibitions for the Detroit institute. : to > Open Monday Morningh i: ee sane [eee DRUG DEP’T. ae | */12-Hour Downpour Floods Los Angeles BROMO y SELTZER 1% ‘The article, he said, answers [at Long Beach. Temperatures continued to mod- R Profit Sharing Pians?” by charg- eg. ing “ erate in most areas from the Rock- $1.88 ‘They undermine purchas- jies to the Atlantic Coast today ‘eeeeeceseoedeseoseooosooeet i “SAVE 31¢ on PHILLIPS 3%" oe Halo 2) “We need to promote, not |the severe cold which has hit most HIGHER JURY FEES (€) Raise jury fecs from $3 to Despite the fact that this is an/$6, in addition to increasing four ominous sign to most people, and jother trial fees. Sponsored by Rep. ‘Theodore ¥F’- Hughes tR-Berkiey). |; a highly disturbing sight to -most- »« of us, who are not familiar with ~ this weather trick of Mother Na- ture’s, the appearance of these fire fingers is not of great sig- nificance or importance. In an aircraft they signal no danger and merely show that the aircraft is probably positively vcharged and entering a cloud or air mass with a negative charge. ~ Usually the dancing electrical fingers will be seen on the wind- shield, but ocasionally they will appear on side windows of passen- ger planes. “This occurrence is, for all in- ~ tents and . a display of purposes * §t, Elmo's fire, the electrical trick that terrorized many 4a sailor in the old days. A tall ‘ship’s mast * or a tall tree in the swamp or any tall structure, might throw out a ’ finger or two of fire. It is nothing more than a posi- tively-charged object balancing its electrical content with a negative- ly-charged object, such as a cloud layer, The Weather Fell U.S. Weather Berean AND winds 6-16 Today in Pontiac Lowest temperature preceding # &.m. 6. At € a.m: Wind veloéity 10 m.p.b. Direction—North-N: | ture + ieee = Soin _rsanwon anes ch ME . Weather—Cloudy. *.* t (7) Permit justices of the peace to collect 50 cents in each con- victed criminal case. Money to county treasury to defray costs. (8) Allow departments of pub- lic works to take ove- failing laa subdivision to another, Lynn D, Allen. License Plate Rush to Be One of City’s Worst Next week will see one of the of hose and a cutting torch, Lowest Peon ne Nl rasccacions Ml just as Mean temperature ,.. priawee sesepess OS mele ing with 1957 plates. agus 61 in 1939. oe ort nin 1004 Chen Welding Items Stolen valued at $150 General Fab- ting Co., 551 Going St., Ivan } , Owner, reported to 3. ‘Department yes- s Hite . 30 1i| The burglars broke a padiock|tu Fh diene arene, Sureee. Gear to gain i a gentry: Missing are a set of’ oxy H itlzen and-mcetylene gnuges, 80 eet 5138 tertord Township efficient production.” ot the Eastern half of the country wooo . 3) “We must work for higher liv-|for nearly a week as the core of (3) ‘Stretch out payments for jing standards.” the Arctic air mass moved east- revenue bond acts, Also spon | 4) “We must preserve the rights|ward into the Atlantic. jassociated private ownership| However, temperature drops collection ‘edfomsd Yas tahertot benefits of a fren |were reposted ia the upper Great + te Hay Spon- emapsccrd sess Rescue pte a continued in Donald A. Brown the hardest hit storm sectors, in-, Senate Group OKs: |etwsine’ wstate” New York and Hike in Debt Ceiling om *}until June 30, 1959. (9) Allow existing township zon- ing to remain intact one year fol- lowing annexation of one political velin State Legislature proved 10 other proposed bills, in- cluding five to hike certain county clerk’s fees as suggested by Clerk as Me Shivers He said yesterday that 1,896,555 Michigan i to 42 Degrees To Dedicate Ice Rink eoetenteue 5 98c Preparation H—for Hemorrhoids ...... .67¢ Decoceesooosesoooooeoese | * nie ‘ie on woe TT Soothes Tired Eyes WASHINGTON (®— The Senate Finance Committee approved to- day the full five billion dollar boost in the debt ceiling asked by President Eisenhower effective KALAMAZOO (® — Kelamazo | will dedicate its new $200,000 artificial ice skating rink Friday night. It is slated to operate ; : ee | 98c Petrogalar Laxative 59¢ It did so after rejecting, by a vote of 10-5, a proposal by Chair- man Byrd (D-Va) to limit the in- crease to three billion. The committee acted on a bill E passed -by the House a month ago, 328-71, to raise the amount of the debt 5he government can have outstanding. : The increase is from 275 to 280 billion dollars. Ingle Seeking Seat Tobacco Dept. Specials ter Fridey & Seturdey! ‘all Popular Brands—PRESHEST |& - CIGARETTES: Regular Size 2, 23 PER CARTON Allen C. Ingle, Farmington Town- | 800s your favorite brand and save| E ship Justice of the Peace, an-\E sugeie, camel ee This tov price plus Tc tax. No limit. King ond Filter z 33 PER CARTON nounced his candidacy today for|/E Oakland County representative in es Legislature on the Republican ticket. we Blo sssceseseccessessensees |e Briain Cough Syrup ..............466 | ove eee ee ee eee eee c eee ee 2 eee ANACI TABLETS : rit 5 Pack With : : BANKERS CHOICE E f 6¢ CIGARS D eos Value ee CSAVE 32c on 3 poe ma acres BAB Vi EE as Mercury Dips eccce | cececccoecsccooce ‘. i MAGNESIA | 59 Poligrip for Dentures 43¢ H} H $1.69 D-Con Rat and Mouse Killer ..... .$1.09 | but « few shoes oa ity. All $4.95 and\$549 Sellers— Most sizes — 814 to 12-1 to 6 but in broken ranges. Limited selection. SALE! MENS All $5.95 and $6.95 Values ~ % Dress Styles __ & Sport Casuals * White Bucks * Buckle Straps | % Scotch Grains * Others Complete Sizes — 6 to 12 Hundreds of pairs still left in this group, but hurry—they’re selling fast. Only 1 style, Size as 8% to 12 and 2°. to 3. men LIMITED STYLES —“E-Jay” and | Boys’ and Girls’ SHOES -Dress Oxfords '$ We ENDICOTT FINE SHOES | Ladies’ Flats and BIG LOT! Smant Silei-—7 oy Sisanked Ist Quality “Crusader” DERSS "$499 ty ae Y a ed ® cates < t po anes Hace epee U.S. to Import Vaccine? |@ Bee ~The: Welfare Minis-| . try today it may -buy~—Salic-{4 type polio vaccine from Canada or] es ; Australia rather than the United! . States ‘because theirs is much cheaper. Ministry Officials said the Australian vaccine costs about} $3 for a full treatment, the Canadi- an 75 $4.50 and the ~—s | No. eed to ey Full Price E : PRICES SLASHED” ‘on All — Famous Brand ELECTRIC RAZORS .. . You Always -— SAVE at SIMMS FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY MAIN FLOOR BARGAINS : Picea behak : Ironing Pad & Govers : wl veine 6 8 ¢ 7 Poca enol pe te 3 om and holds wt os Fleer : _ Newest Model SCE , 5 ee WASHINGTON Was Father of WITH \f~ Our Country, . . TRADE-IN SIMMS is Grandfather of Low i Prices in Pontiac. ] 4% : a t ‘ WITHOUT TRADE-IN Heavy Gauge Tubular Steel 1 6.95 u. ar ee. SCHICK Medel 25 2a Board Electric Shaver | oy 397 “i aie ne? ee ee oe ew Reg. $29.50 WITH > Full 54-inch size board with tubu- TRADE-IN lar legs for greater regidity, Rub- ber feet prevent creeping. Venti- lated top, -~tnd Fleer L eUeyeevevereeeseeseseeteunrr! SUNBEAM ‘G’ Electric Shaver - “Large 18x30-Inch Size SPONGE RUBBER Floor Mats Py E97 ee eee ae ee Nandesans — IRON sponge sponge rabber Reweod mats meee. ok ealers. Mail Boxes Reg. $5 YOuR NS 99 ‘As pictured, your choice of age or horizontal style. Brass medallion decoration. NORELCO Speedster Electric Shaver Full 5 YEAR GUARANTEE — Giant DuPont SPONGE HEAD Sponge Mops __THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 30, 1958 Special Prices fo rFidey—9. A. Mt to 0102, M. and. 1 Soturday—9 A. M. to 10 P. M. Scan every item in this adv. , » every one is priced to SAVE MONEY for you . You'll find - ‘things you want and need | at LESS THAN YOU EXPECT TO PAY .. . and these aren‘t all — hundreds of un-advertised SUPER- “SAVINGS on every counter, in every department, on all 3 floors. Plan a shopping trip through SIMMS this week-end and SAVE as you've never saved before. Rights Reserved te Limit Mt Quantities Se More May Share in Fei Gloves Spe seins $3.95 Value 1 9 9 Satin Covered—Wool Filled Bed Comforters $6.98 Value Reversible, in full bed size. 2-tone colors. As- sorted color selection, 2”) * juality, ——— loves = white, ‘one in-or-Fult- Sizes 34 ‘@ Values to $12.95 Choice of twin or full Just 24 of These Ledies’ Winter. Coats Sizes 8-10-12 Extra Heavy Aluminum Limit 1 VEE Psp a tufts, sles pif . : Co oeecocccccooscesosccsosceooocosecesoseeses amt } ‘ ‘ HATCHET DAYS SPECIAL! P . Tailored Styles Ladies’ ’ . Ladies 100% Wool Flannel ___6-QUART Dutch Oven $6.98 T 99 Value Sure-grip handles in heat re- sistant bakelite. Precision fit “MARTEX’ Deluxe Quality Bath Towels $1.29 Value 49° Heavy absorbent terry cloth in stripes or gold color. fac ad Ean s, Skirts to $7.95 2 for $3 Long sleeve coat style, elastic bot- toms. Tatlored pleat eeeeeeeeeeceeeee ecoveecceceece cover, Better than shown. Oval PLASTIC 13madd eclack' Heavyweight : Gocoa Door Mats No Stirring—INSTANT Cocoa Mix Wire Center PLASTIC Clothes Line | Remington — $ ] 95 ¢ Reg. $33.50. Trade : § “'Titerope”’ ¢€ 3 9 —— 90 cE. §1 Value . : Trade ee eee eee $0 Feet POUND : — RONSON Model “G6" Ewen si0P"t'clan itn ainp 1 Make chocoiape . cloth / Limit 300 feet. milk or hot choc- Electric. Shaver —tnd Fleer 7 MAIN itele), SPECIALS —2nd Fleer —2nd Fleer SOSHSSHSCHSESSCE COSCO SESSeESESESESSEECE CESS CEEe Featherweight — Yet Extra Durable — 26 INCH wlothes Basket Regular $2.98 Sale of Genuine r 1.68 Limit 1 Per Person able ‘cushion’ soft plas- won't pneg dies. 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I notice that Safford, Ariz., is plugging category which requires $835,000,- © The Country Parson FEE wip z E ; : ort, what inust | mao 4. rrroznatp _ Editorial Page MEMBER OF THE f or APHURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, $88 507 PE OPE ain 4 , i tan... licenses grow to be worth 3 : New Arab Federation ’ millions and any sale has 4o be . Blocks Nasser’s Plan approved by the FCC. Pressure - ‘The new IraqiJordanian Arab. on Commissioners is readily un- Federation embracing some 210,000 derstandable. 6 — square miles, was created as a direct Charges made before a House Sub- result of the union of Egypt and — -that Par to 4 ead Syria proclaimed a couple of weeks accepted expense mo broad- a0. casters’ convention and for address- Kings Farsat of Iraq and Hussein ing it are serious. Even worse is the of Jordan, second cousins of the testimony that some Commissioners _* dagen eat ee a | Hashemite dynasty, have agreed to collected duplicate expense money , an Is P sr fe) merge their countries’ economies, from the Government. for Get ng | umps’ finances, British trained armies and * * * foreign affairs. They will retain sepa- Sensational statements by - Dr. rate local governments and their Bernarp ScHWARTZ both before and ft, i thrones and are expected to continue after his dismissal as chief counsel ag tad pms their strong pro-Western, anti-Com- for the committee, should be given a 4 and just recently munist policies. ‘thorough airing. The House subcom- conte - When he = x* « * -‘ mittee itself, now under the chair- a ~ ear nantes The Egyptian-Syrian union is | manship of Rep. Hargis, Arkansas = what something else again. President | Democrat, (the first chairman, Rep. cok ik bork sesh aeated Nasser will run the show from a |§ Moutper, Missouri Democrat, re- : . sina family, let can add . " . , , — : alone living on three weeks, Thei highly centralized government in signed in protest after Dr. SCHWARTZ “Ste. a - Is he supposed to be punished for perigee ry cont. Cairo. Leaders of this govern-- ouster) had so much friction that the “We Don't a ti te Moving” getting mumps? oa lost seni tek six wes ment look to Russia for military, need for a complete and thorough in- ve n See ™m tO, Mrs, Harold Mowat sti Cold you, Unwerried, political and economic aid. vestigation is evident. The Senate is a i | Rochester in as Oe are. 5 badge It now seems likely that Iraq will discussing an independent committee Pavyid Lawrence Says: S Bac ‘ ‘Here ‘g Chanda me know how. . withdraw from the Baghdad Pact and the FBI has started looking into . ” er Oe ; ; a _ But one child is worth more than si He in ee Re Ike Stresses Value of Aid Funds © ‘Sr ruc’ | wistsomt nye ing Russia out of the Middle East. Sa ae mee The House has just voted over- = - ; - . ' of a humane _ (Editor's Note: We are in receipt oe ee ee roe The public now is not going to be Y .sincton — President Ei- 000, about 70 per cerit would be which “with the turbulent state of Tema Tin Ublon. SeGbed suk We movers aaaaduseet tatters. If Saup whose country borders the fed- -atistied with anything less than: a senhower..bas endeavored in his used in Korea, Formosa, Viet Nam the world today,” as the President mals be. rendered insensible before the persons. who signed the follow. eration in the south, to join and «a ning probe. ie Ss set and Turkey. These funds support expresses it, might require over- killing. The bill must pass the ing names will send us their real | be the dediding factor in the latest message to Congress to get 1 stront lines” of the United night action without waiting for Senate before becoming law. names and addresses, we will be | could e & _aotiigmee away from the phrase “foreign crates in the Far East and in the Congress. ter ial ak Seems eae glad to publish the letters: ““A Non- | withdrawal. aid” and to em- Midille Rant there is also an * © * Feat a Factory Worker's Wife,” “Foreign- e + «x * The Man About Town - phasize “mutual item of $1,800,000,000 for “military The big question now is whether tice wnietiog ta our slough. €f""_"1 Don't Think They Should ° . — - * as the assistance’ which goes to allies partisan politics will ruin an es-_ Seer we have a Do This to a Ta ayin Citizen,” Saudi Arabia has large oil revenues O tsi de Off d basis for an and associated nations participat- sential program. For Eisenhower pape ectenae th ee Mad . Redhead, red from sales to Western Europe and u 1 jen ers : comping toed ge Ce Rete ee rey ae oe = i : and “F.M.F"”) the king naturally would oppose the ’re in the Big Majority © help fight the and the Southeast Asia Treaty United States withdrew her supp2rt tant that we all write our senators : They’re in the Big Majority Lp Sei dr them to vote favorably for Portraits curtailing of that flow. He has rea- Violating Speed Laws wr rt aa aS ce the aatitine fronts of the werte urging, the dary y tor Por Egyptian inspired attempt to assas- Egoist: A person who when he _ impression, pga wpe Ft nage (Copyright, 1958) in our slaughterhouses . I listen to the troubles that. . 1 largely from he all bear the guilt of it. Some folks pour out to me... And sinate him last year. King Saup, who . meets another egoist develops an critics of the 4 Morecce, where America then 1 wonder to myself low : I for an 1 conversation. : _ has bases for the Strategic Air, THOUGHT FOR TODAY Dorothy Dyce (2. He opposes the Baghdad Pact, is well LAWRENCE program, that eas on ae : clearly I can see , . . for theirs : | — the main purpose of the funds is - Command. — ‘This ts the day which the Lora Detroit sound so much heavier . . . Than aware of Nasser’s desire to destroy ‘> Ladle Aneorica aay Sc eal Outside drivers continue to make up a sort of “giveaway” to foreign : hath made; we will rejoice and those I have to bear . . . I feel the three Arab kings and create an most of-the offenders on Oakland Coun- President, in recom- Only : 000 is earmarked glad in it. — Psalms 1:38:24 Income Tax-Fax ashamed because I have . . . Less Arab federation run from Cairo. ty’s main highways. In a 20-mile drive mending essentially the same for technical aid and special proj- x *« worries in my care . . . But when ; thin component parts as he did last ‘ects generally in countries. ‘The green oasis, the little grassy Information on preparing 1 have sufficient time . . . To check * * * on the 4-lane Dixie Highway wi our : ie , ty, northwest from Pontiac, the year, spells out in greater detail ee Sl aati. meadow in the wilderness; where, income tar return, the tales they fell . . . I usually Should Iraq withdraw from the pega ; the significance of the project in ‘There js a special “contingency after the weekday's journey, the issued by the Internal Reve- discover they /. . Are doing fairly eee, other day our speedometer was kept ex- terms of American life, "> ‘of $20,000,000 for emergen- pilgrim halts for refreshments and nue Department. well . . . And so I do not help Baghdad alliance leaving Turkey, actly on the prescribed figure in the vari- LISTS CONSEQUENCES cies et cannot be foreseen but repose. — Charles Reade, them in . .,. Their very least re- Iran, Pakistan and Britain, the } ae apeed gones. Of course, a great ma- "ines what could © ; RETIREMENT PAYS quest . . Because I feel refusing action cold not be construed as erty of the cars were from our ORM ym te pene ai Caled a BP ere ft a hostile. It could be-balanced By a cdunty. vacsed from Sistem the event the “mutual Dy. William Brady Says! Se a a oo — a stronger Arab defense against or etre ok eanehaian tin tgned aay pre not adopted. reg : ‘wages, or other amounts for per- ~ — Their good cooperation, which Russia. limit. Of these, 26 bore Genesee County or “sharply” reduced, he says the Bellows-Breathing Boosts —_ ge gata: ae i jo Iraq is an oil rich country in con- licenses, 20 were from Wayne County, oon s would be as Spo you may qualify for trast to poverty stricken Jordan four were from other counties or out- A, severe. Sebeegtion ‘4 . credit, If your de- ee po state, and only three were from Oakland impairment of free world power. husband (or wife) would Looking Back which, in the past, had been sub- County. *. “A certain crumbling, under for this credit, you may . Eee acs sidized by Britain. The -merger, ‘This seems to give proof to the rather Sime-Soviet pressures, of our claim the credit even though you ears positions and the hi bringing together 5 million people, unique claim that most of us drive faster pip 2. al sa positions pre Ga wt testy “Tana e | Bearer ag — could open fertile valleys-in Iraq for When we are away from home, and “are gressively back toward our own age, your retirement scr YORK’S niece enters tiement-of-Palestiniin- Axel retu-_2% "lp Siemnes’ wines’ ooeiat | aees SS ce! ‘only that income Te- wacs, 3 7 = OF. speed res ons. we: “A massive increase in our own ceived from a pension pr annu- 20 ‘Years Ago gees, tmmy of whoen me tar, peeve defense budget, in amounts far & public a FEAR GRIPS Europe after Hit- live in miserable camps and be fed Michigan has twe Huron Rivers, exceeding mutual security appro- a gem yd - - % by the United Nations. the one that has its source in priations, necessitating increases in aionent ceed tne EDEN QUITS in British foreign | Oakland County's Big Lake in taxes. mer udss peaslans, egiuition, tater. POY Cte, Springfield Township and drains an heavy gerade oan fents, and dividends : Investigation of FCC 9 stfu glomcomiz. an San oe : einem none. Smiles : ae een Soareligemy = Aeliageer rig income, both could qualify A dentist takes a stand against Should Be Thorough — neuen po Baa por bor sree Pontiac, each is entitled to the useless tooth » ger and young: The current probe of the Federal Word comes to me directly from my = = a world — by the bean ee oe be can (Copyright 1968) credit. , sters against all pulling. Communications Commission, which ng time friend, ee get trom three times, 7 d Eisenhower does not mention the perhaps four times a day, is IM- . slg ee ’ regulates radio and television and as- Mayor George M. Algoe = '—tiing being spent by the Soviet PROVEMENT IN THE circuLA- Case Records of a Psychologist: . , signs channels, should provide infor- i F See. cen and ar ons we Union, —- — pele TIN , e lm rye gee. 6 A 9 : 7 y are given special recognition people essent ngs in order to In fact the e of belly ; — oe mation for the enactment of wise Vey | re cement wtale uty hee eae Tells Follies of Girl ‘Giving In ____tidegislation to—end—eareless or dis- The: Nations! Selence- Bake territories where regan stagnation of blood in the veins, Seige / : n\s honest practices in such agencies. meets in his ci t . Deans ae ee ee eee. eT Le eee / ; = an miceNe a city next May. aimost any terms from the outside. -—the medical term for idling of Worgq’s problem occurs millions , That which does the most good sical sexual maladies anda person While there may be many regula- | There are various estimates of blood in the splanchnic pool, the gy times in every . / for the most people over the long- ¢an suffer from both of them simul- . tory laws now on the books,fromthe A ra “e “ age ae what is being expended by the Vast network of veins in the ab- ‘2 fore the Be: = ved : taneously, ; : served in Wor ar II as Waves Communists, some of them run. omen, ; learn to plan your ; \ and r evidence ao tax} would dia nib being planned for next summer, to be ‘ning into sams far larger than In persons who get little exer. _ ahead. Morality is | Sanger has been used Pog, Bae Bar yp in nth peo ' is none to stop Commissioners from peig in Detroit. This column has been re- anything the President recom- pt ay Prag o spain - metic Fa gargs es ae, . ~_ crn age of sclentific accepting gifts or loans of equipment quested to urge all Waves in the Pontiac mended. ~ blood dy may -, Sons. Whee Se. Poon is ‘a dreaded scourge which pene ne gee ‘ aren bowie ; But there is @ phase of self- sate in the splanchnic pool. thus do the most good for the other great lawgivers of antiquity. \iscks heart blood vessels, needed in the performance of their ! ther’ than’ defense and Belly breathing pamps some of most people for the Miah « Ack aae duties. | National Waves Reunion Committee, peony ‘fo which the President this slacker-blood back into clr- period of time? that you af© Gonorrhea aleo produces sterility ge? ok eee Room 421, Federal Building, Detroit. draws attention as follows: calation, . _ ease for & pros and cond 4 blindness, as well as crippling FCC Commissioné decide. A friend wants to wager “We also have an economic Few laymen have: sufficiennt | of a scales. arthritis, - s who gets the right ‘s use tele- _———— eat Oe eek ee , : pag er cg ar intviat does she gain by giving ‘Third, Nora might get pregnant. — : a , ‘ , = sen * ne "3 . — | | quencies. Though these ‘are as in @ 20-mile race the man woujd win es should prove mutual bare we PE ae aaa Well, she a _—— owned by the Government, pri- __ »ecause of his endurance. - beneficial in providing growing "blood a 2% more tro fede oe on , , markets for exports, added oppor- men. the end of the year, although even vate concerns are granted In a recent talk with the new Director oer) heabngs: or ramrse = on ward that is not 100 per cent certain, licenses to use them. These Of Journalism at Michigan State Univer= 4m abroad.” -. hom : : “— — turn to another girl. —= 5, : i eapaming the lection ot Wi Rete ee THE PONTIAC PRESS foclghepssaiy orm gs mnt adational dates 4) “he remarked that in recent years our ‘"*) z z i | 4 ano HH. Frreorssis 0, . Teeapweit, Safford, as that’s where she tor 17 3 ice President and Cireuiation Manager oi . sacrificed fo [i avo oe . Manamatt, Jonni, Mr. and Mrs. Man About Town — happily - married. *Keretary ond eaior «= Manage «~~ once drew a jay walking warning from’ ror a « iety Rosent B. Tine eae & F the Chief of Police—when there wasn’t oes bea 4 “{innaging Editor Classified Manager a car insight for several nilles. g it be adopted, Entered at Post Office. Pontiac, as second Class matter Vv ; thee ag of its Piapmanies aparece gg Verbal Orchids to— sovapener te wel a0 ol AP Wa dispatches, A. C, Rich Tee Powtiac Posse is delivered by carrier for #0 cents where corrier service js not a by mail 1 let ie a in the "ntted State< payable in sdvange. rca 5 pcttisiewlenisl, MEMBER OP AUDIT BUREAU’ OF CIRCULATIONS | . =, ' & t , 2 sel oa of 102 Franklin Bivd.; ninety-first birth- day. 4 é * $ Mrs. Helen Albertson _ Of Oxford; eighty-seventh birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rivers © t of Byron; golden wedding anniversary. ie eT ST Saiae ba, « Aideasih sheds ig 40 Nits tol five- Shirley Ann Miller bends to whisper into the ear of s colt at summer pony sale in Harrisonville, Mo. Find Profitable Hobby Children Making Money Riding U.S. Pony Boom ! Asa Hutchinson, an Ada, Okla., sters who are bypassing Mom and jeweler, started raising ponies as for_a bank loam—q-hiobby and now shuns his jew- raising. \elry business to devote full time Many of the kids fingling with|to ponies. A member of the na- the great and near-great of the gional board of directors of the Pe poy at the sixth atinual American Shetland Pony Club, lea America summer PONY Hutchinson paused in the auction sale here inspected Shetlands in parn to discuss the role of youth rows of pint-sized stalls with am jin the pony business. eye to business as well as pleas- ure. Pi ge youths are earning: es rais 9p I ay Eg of “Children make more on ponies ie Hutchinson observed. He thay any other animal,” comment-!* ed attractive Mrs. Cliftend Adams,| a'e™ 02.08 sales reading 41, of San Jose, Calif., whose hus- band was top buyer at the na- tion's first 4H pony sale in Perry,| “Most people have love for an Okla., last April. Some of the/animal and there’s just more room youths realized as much as $1,000 for a pony — literally and figura- profit on a single pony at the sale. tively — now,” Hutchinson re- Mrs, Adams, a Choctaw Indian ed. ae who is an expert pony breeder, | «1.0 at all the little people has noted a rising demand for here,”’ Hutchinson continued with ponies in suburban areas. In her |. ween of an arm. “You wouldn't city a pony is considered a pet | o.nect to see them at a livestock and can be kept in the bac’ | papsrae! apt oh mje booegs e e Upkeep on a pony is low, she! pointed out, and there’s even a sairiey ay nate —_ usable bypeoduct ~ “fertBiser to| See's) Ame. Sommer. & com keep the flowers beautiful.” of Shetland ponies just — pur. *- &, | chased by her father, Everett L. Among parents who have got-' sinter, of . Centerview Farm, ten into the pony raising act are| tenexa, Kan, Miller admitted Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Mela of Ray- he’s getting the pony hobby fever town, Mo., who said they “got the! s9 probably will keep Sammy's fever” to raise ponies as a hobby| frisky gray stallion, “Wee Wil- after buying two yearling colts) jie,” along with the newcomers. four years ago for treir son, Jim- my, now nine. The couple have Miller paid under $400 for the sold two ponies-and now have fiew ponies. To his little daugh- three including “Fashion Jewell posting Php legis —— Larigo,” a registered mare. part of the bresene impressi From the bleachers during a eee ee sale in the Holder auction barn yo Se grog o oe pen she doesn’t understand about on sis mt predicted A ponies yet,” Miller reflected with bright future for the spl a smile as Sammy adjusted the Ate raling ‘vibbon holding her stawberry site j ‘blonde pony tail. “You ¢an feed 10 ponies on the' amount of feed one cow would require,” jhe explained. “And 'bile, the closed cars ‘or “sedans” ponies are ‘fun to have along with|were felatively rare because they bringing “high and even fantastic |were expenive to build and were prices." high-p! HAT ee T vs In the early days of the automo- 12 Tonia Lee CHIPS OFF ee , Phileo 91” “swivelet” TW with new Sound Out Front “Money—that’s the only thing _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1958 te a : ’ “siatetaetaTatatatatatatat = e = Wo Money Dows Sound aes pictures. 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She is now vi George -R./treme ‘cold over the Eastern two ridge, west of the Rockies Warmjerts (D-Ala). - Blakeman. The $12 is what it cost(thirds of the country, while the|.i.’i. being forced up from the + eo 4 for her telephone marriage to the 31-year-old Navy machinist based at Adak, Alaska. The 23-year-old Gulfport, Miss., bride was married in a proxy ceremony performed yesterday by City Clerk Byrd Sims. Her hus- band is from Red Rock, Ariz. * x «tt The 15minute ceremony went off beautifully after an earlier at- tempt Tuesday night had failed because of poor circuits to Alaska. | The pretty, brown-haired bride came to Pensacola for the cere-' mony because Mississippi does not recognize proxy weddings. (Not Unusual ‘Shift in Jet Stream’ w—"A shift in WASHINGTON the jet stream''—not really un- usual—is the Weather Bureau's Far West enjoys a relative warm pell, a5 * * ¥ There’s no real hope for warm weather for, much of the ‘Eastern area for the next 30 days. The jet stream over the United States is also known as “‘the pit- vailing westerlies’’—the normally west-to-east wind currents of the upper air at about 10,000 to 40,000 feet, But it seems these winds ‘have become northerlies, blowing ito Teach Youngsters along the Atlantic Coast last Fri- day through Monday. While the arctic air has been south and southwest to fill Ma trough there. * * b Usually this jet stream. shift occurs a few times every winter. But it has been worse this year and.of longer duration. Says Men Reluctant ~ Bill Would Require | Safer Automobiles. WASHINGTON wm — A bill de- signed to require the manufacture of safer automobiles has been in- The measure would prohibit across state lines any auto not equipped with safety devices to be prescribed ‘by the U.S. Bureau of Standards, Roberts, chairman of a special House subcommittee on traffic safety, said in introducing the bill yesterday: north to south over the central ipart of the country, _* x ‘* About this time of year, cold, arctic air builds up over Canada. CINCINNATI, Ohio ww — The iteaching of young children is set j ‘most exclusively a woman's because men think kindergaiten| ‘and grammar school teaching is! “There is especially a need for greater use of padding in the in- ‘terior of the car in order to reduce p head injuries for all persons.” * 4 The lawmaker said experiments manufacturers from shipping! . Save 14! ~~ Boys' long sleeve shirts in stripes, checks, plaids » ie * Huge 599 Price Gx ‘Special! ee? ~ NO ; : ed, inent have shown many injuries could acts Sea AERA aTe Br Normally, this icy lr would be suid, sue & prominent edt-/Ae Seen" prvented by prope) . face Course on .Pingree Street. ¢ pushed out to the Atlantic by the |cator. packaging of the passenger,” par- tle nett ae ee cand cnet at a ree-/westerlies without too much; Dr. James L. Hymes Py tha lf darty tn. interior’ arees °tacat drawer, (6x2 Tx26” ae | (88.99 City, of Pontiac, Michigan held February |trouble. University of Maryland college of |iixely to come in contact with the ‘oe ‘Wax2txaq" as be the of the But now, there's a neat ridge onjeducation told a recent meeting Of|nead neck and chest. . orem (3.08 surluce course and elated, work on Fe wi which oe cold aie =n tie a oer nursery school teachers that many/ - Roberts said there also was need ative 28 : a ee Street from nue "to -Le-|down through the Plains states to|men would like to_teach young for improved construction of sgats, _—— $0190 50, “ist mt the Pp + ig} Florida and the Gulf, bringing the children ‘“‘but the feeling it's a cushions, knobs and st ' eee ee rovement is on fe treezing temperatures. sissy job, a waste of a man’s|wheels and for an overhead struc- It ts further intended to construct +4 : * * * brain keeps them from it.” ture of greater strength. a ranges og = accordance with profile and estimate. and that * tbe jm thereof shall be defray. d by special assessment according to frontage and that all of the mts and parcels of land ee “Sorgy GUSSRSENE RONEN ER ER ENRON ENERO areas develop such as the one that . } More and More Trade at Trade Fair front either sice of Pingree Street from Cadillac Avenue te LeGrande dumped huge amounts of Snow iggy. Avenue aan ca@nstitute the special as- u sessment — ge to defray $7875.06 of the estimated cost amd expenses thereof and . that $1318.44 of the estimated cost expenses thereof shall be paid from the sar ieee eet. FEC Successfully = Solves 410 Claims . That the Commission of the Cit Pontiac, Michigan will meet in i Soin. LANSING (®# — The Fair Em-@ ployment Practices Commission mission Chamber on February 25. at & o'clock p.m. to bear guqocstates poe objections that may be made by parties staronted 24. Déted: February 19. 1958, ADA R. EVANS : City Clerk’ hag disposed of 410/@ ‘ a a - ae of the 454 claims of discrimination REMINGTON BIG 7 : iin employment made to date, the ™ a That at « reg-(Commission was told yesterday. DELUXE : MOTOROLA - : the Commission of the| xk *« * : | , Of the remainder, $1_are_ stil - TYPEWRITER -_ . z ‘aa ; yeatic? r] . " 7 ry Reg. 88 Built in eee ae z rt os on a $139.95 a Bortable. an gett vot eaid improvement ty on ‘ile file formation on the workings of the : Siem led further intended te construct said Commission were held in Pontiac m —§ Quietriter with miracle on eee a improvement in aceotdance | with and Port Huron during the past @ @ tab - Complete with: $179.50 4 Cost thereet Se otrenes by specie month, the pre 5 was rs case. . A similar meeti planned EE gy | ple cagrnerg = Tl llalalalelataletele betel Astor Strest to East Boulevard ; =e ~ aisesse.c. cst st POWER MOWER penses, thereat shal be. paid trom fam \Clude a luncheon for executives in 55 . Grand Rapids March 5, a trade Ponting ee One. etjunion conference in Kalamazoo M 19” Cut—Clinton 4-Cycle Motor mission, Chamber, on Fvoroary 8, neg March § and a citywide manage 14.Guage Steel Base—Large Wheels es i 1 bears pn meeting in Muskegon in Dated: , - 8, ise se | ee se $985 : recat 0 Tax Break Voted : _— —— = INTEYTION TO CON- struct sanitary sewers, mping station and related work on Virlone” hs Columbia Avenue, Fou Avenue & Second Avenue. You are hereby notified that at a regular meeting of the Commission af the City of Pontiac, Michigan held Pebru- ary 18, 1958 by resolution it was de- ciared to be the Intention of the City Commission to construct Sanitary Sew- ers, ae station and related work on Arle: venue from approximately north of bia Avenue from Arlene ——_ to AMC QUALITY — GUARANTEED (SERRE BISSELL CARPET _ SWEEPER Reg. $9.95 $6”> BISSELL SHAMPOO MASTER g, $1435 $1050 for Nursing Homes LANSING (® — If Gov. Williams agrees, Michigan's 500-plus private- ly operated nursing homes and homes for the aged will get a tax! break ; 2 94x36” fringed looper rues | in multi-color check design \ 4 SLINKY TOYS ONLY ae a | 39 Fine Birthday Gifts 7-PC. FIREPLACE SET BRASS TRIM — DELUXE. QUALITY \ -\ \ \ 36” Duralon tier curtains iron need never touch an iron . pre - =A ings on wash “a , aoe a Permanent fini = 95° ways Slow of se ruffles. pr. By a 78-15 vote, the House yes« westerly line of Lot 24, Joslyn terday okayed a: Senate-approved Subd : Avenve from -Ariewe ‘Avenue ta Puler|Dill to classify such homes as con- Tee to Puller Street: ‘Second Avenue from|=umers Father than retailers in — Avene Penitrte Street a. an|computing their sales tax. es ate = plan, profile and’ cette ut esta’ sn | The. measure. will cut in half the provement is on file for public inspec-istate’s $135,000 yearly sales- tax further intended to construct/return from affected homes. How- ever, Rep. James N. Folks (R- Horton) said state revenue officials claimed they could recover the gm Nylonreinioreed: oe shat hides and soil. Ideal for a a a a i | a ag a a a a a | @ Ss bh f cottages. doorways, uhebens, It is said improvement in accordance with the ® plan, profile and estimate, and that the cost thereof. shall be defrayed special assessment according to ecu and that all of the lots and parce = of land fronting upon either side. of Arlene — from approximately 188 feet north of the north line of Clara Avenue to ond Avenue; Columbia Avenue from Arlene Avenue to the west- erly line of Lot 24, Josiyn Gardens Sub- division and Lot 12, AP 102; Fourth Avenue from Arlene Avenue to Puller; Third Avenue from Arlene Avetiue to \ \ ‘ | 1 4 : z 5 4 a a now tied up with nursing home accounts to more lucrative fields. Slight irregulars ot fancy | metallic “— towels Coal Costs $2 Billion dst . ) = a” a = Puller Street; Second Avenue fr Arlen is Areoue 12 Pulley rect shall conse] “ROME — The highly industrial: f ' illows ata low, low price \ fray $29,200.38 of the estimated cost andjjized countries of Europe, which la | ows Bi 20x 40" size. C \ the estimated cost and expenses thereot/Fe cently formed the Euratom ss: | jte and Metlon \ om yee from the Capital Improve-|agreement — Italy, France, West gy 4 Price cut 50c C My lar gold s stripes | st the Communion ef tos Cuty ofl eye Sevorting 100000,000 toon eta The price on these plumply’ | with blue, rose, yel \ Pontiac, Michigan will meet in. the|~~ 2P@ importing 100,000,000 tons or) (j hicken feather pillows low or green. - fer:380 Commission Chamber on February 25,/coal a year at a cost of two bil-/@ filled chi down. Long: sat for 880, Wash cloths... - and. ‘objections’ that ‘may'"be ‘Skae'"by lion dollars, And unless a new/@ | Cane eal ticking. 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NEW YORK (INS) — In his Good Night’s Sleep must be a majority of the points}Russias, Eisenhower could hardly) Eisenhower talked like lar aches and pains may come on with | whryshchev. he wrote: | bother writing agaip unless you've rig Peng anh g Pd Reading it, it is as if one was : something concrete to say. In a maild ‘bladder’ irritation... with that rest- present again in Khrushchev's of less, uncomfortable f ling. “te.| fice, with Lenin staring down} “o%. omplring sad —e td for the cold war at the feet of, aca heme here” Me eh outer /the Reds. And looking beyond] In Moscow, the following day, the censors passed a story stat- mre gt ~—, gage cg Gh that Khrushchev might visit living create-a mena s rd been growing ever since the war along the rivers of Scotland, oin t that k. Edinburgh reports. The poachers, “ spats ~ loperating in the dead of night, He would feel, or be urged to pave taken to using poison to in- feel, that it would not be safe.crease their catches, the authori- it great crowds picketed the Wal-|ties say, and the campaign against of. beadily from-the wall, and we are gause of these : ; : , ten help by their pain relieving attion. by had just heard. the President) *B0ct:, But is it not more im- jour earth, he wrote, in connection! their soothing effect to bladder ii portant le he truth about tation, and by their mild action |list where ‘he “stands. "The pause| Param te Korn ihe See Se be ot aepce Sr oaly the output of the 18 tales of Kidney sabes, (before the reply is precisely as . — you feel it is when the bright young inter-| T Eisenhower letter was to * * * ‘. ; tang et the same ne happy relict millions swiftly takes shorthand notes, is a true summit meeting between|coviet Union to blame (if .space ee a es achat eae tensely transmuting ‘the gutteral the leaders it will be populated peace is imperiled) just as it Get Doan’s Pills today ! response into English. by Eisenhower and Khrushchev. has only the Soviet Union to blafhe! Dapper, sad-gray-eyed, goateed clear power are now used in- q | for weapons purposes {| Nikolai Bulganin is what amounts creasingly ‘|ito the Grover Whalen of the| ‘Stead of being dedicated wholly to peaceful uses as the United Kremlin hierarchy. Apparently, . he has no political ambitions for] 5't®S proposed a decade ago. himself and no. taste for joining) with any of the little factions || which might conceivably oppose (ii Khrushchey on minor points, || The miner’s boy, Khrushchev, | waddling, cocky, witty, rough- and-tumbleé survivor of 40 years of jungle wartare in the Com- | W8F against the U.S.S.R. - He “ punist.Party is No.1. The last | Save the invitation new scope, Optometrist |} 7 North Saginaw Street “Better Things in Sight” Goan Friday Evenings Zhukov. Where are they new? | 6 to visit the U. S. to learn at Closed Wednesday Afternoons aoe Had ‘he pounded the table, orjknown for a long time that a soft Backache Meansa latest letter to the Kremlin the|put his hand tn. the shoulder of|answer has the opposite effect! 1&3 President has written down what! the thickest little boss of all the/on turning away Russian -wrath. jhe would raise vocally in any/have been more eloquent or em-jin his letter. He said, in effect, ‘Nagging backnche, headache, or museu- | face-to-face meeting with Nikita|phatic than when, in his*‘tetter,)/put up or shut up — and don’t * “Most of the Soviet citizens who ito this country with,*I fear, total-. preter at the end of the table|Premier Bulganin, but if there! «pp. world will have only the x *« * for. the fact that atomic and nu- ly false conceptions.” the U, S., as he sometimes says he wants to. We can’t see it dort when Shastokevitch visited) them is being stepped up. Early in the year poachers can; Roe. must adc ‘on flimsy $1.40 & pound for the salmon, laddens , who has several New York, how would the dictator mannerly England im *56 a tabloid THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1958 Ed toward ‘peace and the work sons of etre of, let us. a, affect: relations? tied great U. S 0 ee ae en ie ~ € & - | thaking ice cream. exert an influence are strangers Poachers. in Scotland iUse Poison on Salmon EDINBURGH — Hundreds of ‘substance. produced from the birds’ slivary The right to ¢ollect nests is vest- ed in a few native families, but despite good money the post-war gaits <4 prefers eater jobs on 400. to 500 feet above hooking down nests with spears, as they sway himself be greeted? Even in get. front-paged him “The Butcher of|‘ne.' Odlediges Beil Ted phone Tempany, 1958 ” [it’s not in the ' Yellow Pages maybe | vy there's no such thing. mined te wage a preventive | big ones to question that rank- | «wWouig it not be well it leaders) ing were Molotov, Malenkov and | 4° thourht ‘and influential citizens] Competent observers have’ first hand the feeling of our peo- A ‘ _— SAVES UP TO 250C HOT, tt eo st ene: me {st Payment , Reg. 2.98 JUNE Ast A NORRIE igi CaN Sere are renege es | ‘Kenmore Automatic Washer’ a ¢ Has Built-In Filter © ¥ And Suds Saver Fully automatic, just load it, set it and forget it. Washes a big family size load in just a few minutes. Sears low price includes one year free service. Kenmore washes with altel thoroughness, 7 rinses. This Kenmore washer has the. built in Suds Saver and the built in filter. Come in today and see it. Matching Kenmore Automatic Dryer v Kenmore Dryer Has 3 Daring Temp. si “b wash is dried. Buy Now and SAVE! Electric. 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Second Floor Cat ee ee eee ee yee res SE ee ae £2. ee Sete ae 2 es pe op Se * ‘ : z : ; = : a } : ? . 5 2 i : re ee eet ; Poa ee > Se F 4 : : : ; : REE eee a. : : | : % marl ie x tone = : : Z F 3 if 7 : Z 5 5 | : Ce : : : 5 _‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1958 _ . J XOUR DOLLARS BUY MORE AT SEARS Feat . bee : ‘ til a TEA i LU | | | | Cat ae | Z m dy ay ‘yy hurry to Sears) - ) FRIDAY & SATURDAY i's NO SECRET! NOW .. ONLY“% oh mHey USE THE NewsPaPER| ALL _AOVERTISING |, | { asa sarenanso Har | CCACED IN Date | | i | PUTS A NEW *mosT Practica, MEDIUM! | WEMBPAPERS FOR GR: of | beeen nate al , | as ee VOR \ ie Se | New! ALLSTATE All-Weather ON YOUR CAR. - Oil with Double Detergent Ba 4 « 68: 4y § ( ae _ “CHALK*CommMONUy "SAT, am re - ‘ x ge USEO IN SCHOOL FoR. Ss f ru @ 5 WRITING ON GLACK BOARDS Ge ht (6 MADE OF PLASTER OF PARE. ° * A ¥ y 4 "Electronic Brains to Ease 1 Problems at World's Fair| BRUSSELS (INS) — Electronic|date up to 24,100 automobiles, 1,000; “brains” will find lodgings and/busses, 3,500 motor-scooters {nd) parking space for visitors to this/7,500 bicycles at a time. year’s Brussels’ World's Fair. Intricate push-button will seek out instantly all available : thethousands of) Improved ALLSTATE 10-30 oil provides better engine per- - formance, complete lubrication in any weather. Double detergent keeps engine cleaner at all temperatures, pro- tects under toughest drivihg conditions. Auto Accessories; Perry St. Basement that will be offered in and around the Belgian capital when the Fair opens. April 17. : * * * Fair officials are confident this will enable them to direct a tourist : AND OLD TIRE © Guaranteed 12 Months agains! all hazords @ Rugged X-41° Cold rubber fights blowouts 5 a Clear Plastic Covers | 21" Protect and Beautify saat Give showcase protection fo your car upholstery with these 12-gauge, clear plastic seat covers. They allow you to en- ia ee ee (About $14) rson a day inithe U. S. to the tiny Vatican are to 35 franes tabout|taking part in the Brussels Fair. Half Regulate Sales Cis em RM cial anda ae ai NE A es ay ak a Add Stylish Touch Reg. 4.98 4.44 Massive modern design in Horsehair and plastic bristle | One-piece chrome-plated frame sparkling chrome plate. Has brush —with 36-in. ¢luminum —§ with clear plastic to keep plate 4-inch non-glare mirror. Also — handle. Connects to hose, built- looking like new. Handy, pro- comes in color-n-chrome. in shut-olf valve. tective back plate. PRICES CHOPPED -FIRST TIME EVER . All | DIAMOND RINGS a e) Our Regular Price “TAKE OFF DISCOUNT AT TIME OF PURGHASE . CASH or CREDIT DISCOUNTS Vs OFF All 1847 Rogers Bros, |! SILVER PLATED FLATWARE . ant Convenient top handle with slide switch aids maneuvering. Extra- long base plate gives greater stability. 1 year deplacement guar- antee covers faulty parts. 1/9 HP. 2 amp. motor. Cuts 90 d NOW GET THIS SPECIAL BONUS OFFER! | SVaewee were: | \ ¥,-HP GRINDER WITH fa Ty § FREE ACCESSORIES . 97795 Reguler 46.25 - Our best selling grinder and your best buy! Has industrial type flat face design for 2-wheel grinding, fully enclosed 1%-HP motor, rugged cast iron base. UL listed. Bonus Offer Also Available with 14-HP Grinder. Reg. 62.70... 54.95 ACCESSORIES INCLUDED . . . 6-inch Tampico Wheel, 6-in. : Wire Wheel, Sanding Drum, Drum Bonnet, Bull Set, Back-Up rc Disc, and Sanding Disc. | Herdwere Dept. — Sears Basement —T**% OFF All 10K and. 14K’ ~ GOLD SET RINGS Ys OFF ALL GOLD EMBLEM RINGS» Yq OFF ALL COSTUME JEWELRY Precision Craftsman 8-inch Bench Saw : fe e —- . Dunlap- ' ' € ah % : . ; Pee: heli Reg. 76.95 With 10-inch Blade ava —~Blectric Drills | Greater accuracy in your own workshop! Pick- ae cade Priced a ] off rip fence can be removed at-any Reg. 980 aoe ® the table. Motor-ant Aisifi Move GS ONG Hardened tempered steel blade . : 17-PC. IMPORTED — CHINA i smd 1] TEA SET pas 595 | HUNDREDS of OTHER ITEMS “From ¥/3. ‘to 2 OFF e * A! ‘cea “This picture shown at right is similar to the sale priced mer - chandise. Top ‘quality drills in u it.) no " rib he ives has 8 points per inch. Teeth set nit. The massive ribbing of the extension gives pong that abe rd ¥e ! 9 = 4 ity. ; sale lasts 3 Days Only so come saw or pistol grip. Have exclu- ry | Regular 32.50 2 HP Motor...........27.00 in now. for savings. sive spindle lock for clutch. ‘ 3 \ | j le ome = : ‘ 2 eS 2 = : % Z OPEN EVERY EVENING ‘til 9 P.M. Historical Lore of Mexico =" “For Women DOWNTOWN STORE | * . : '§ 9 ONLY SUBURBAN COATS, quilt lined ‘with hood, oe : Makes Nation Paradise ecIRTS 3 : Sees orp Third Floor. . : a t ; = for Hunters of Treasure SEE Pet ante — 50 only --> Pear dea tt ub. Wake doaxree.. po 125 yards. .SANFORIZED SUEDE FLANNEL, 36” wide. .3 yds. $1 | MEXICO CITY @®-—Buried treas-jburied it. This hoard, and more ee myo 10 ONLY WINTER COATS. 100% wool milium lined, - 200 yards. . REGULATED. corrages and WEARS ; ves ure, silver, emeralds, Jota. De Aris wesene pare t- nike ts d dOWn-tOnsi <$15.00- : -COTTONS..... AO. eee wa, . .38¢-yds , forgotten mines,—pieces-of- : 31 ONLY WOMEN'S DRESSES, Dressy styles, cottons. “9 ONLY...27 x 48 suetdrurr THROW RUGS, doubloons, ancient coins. Some say in the Valley of To- Marked down Seen theese wort teeeneet teens 2 fer $5.00 2 crush “resistant eee esate see, 4640 Gee Bees ee eeeee .$4,00 = Mexico has them all, well hidden |‘"°*- 12 ONLY wie UNIFORMS. 100% nylon. an but waiting some smart—or lucky @ * * * an Sizes 10 to 16. Marked down to eethe peters 2 = i pad RTT HOE only. ied $2.00 willing to ble, -FORTUN " 2 5: *#e x 36” R onl *@ eee - This dates back into legendary LADIES JEWELRY, Rhinestones, stone es, med; * : IPPLETUFT RUGS, grey only $2.00 FORTUNES GREAT days bodice Mocteoatlin. Gasteak i “ Simulated pears. So eres on breeding ground wealth could not be estimated. It ‘LADIES DARK SEAM NYLONS, fst quality, weiand, oor treasures: _|was buried in a place described MesPe Mores down. 10: 407s. = + +05 94+ 0047 2 ter $}.00 Second F mn. idence teed lbs ngs egg 3 rely Fe 4 —— ' aoe : : . fantastic ‘ ° before America was discovered; (near Tula. | For, Men FOR GIRLS: : ne GS omen ts BaP Racird * 4 TL : 17 ONLY—-NYLON HALF SLIPS, sizes 10-12-14........$1.00 loot; the galleons with cargoes URE—The powerful chief Condoy Broken sizes. prvi ool Wevseeessteeeservons, $1.33 4 ONLY. .LINED CORDUROY SLACKS. .Size 4. cence s$t.33 30 Only ; of gold, silver and Jewels sailing |buried his tribe's fortune in a cave! 15.ONLY CORDUROY SHIRTS. 12 ONLY. .WOOL KNITTED HATS. Snug ‘n warm......, 506 for home but sinking off the (during a major battle with the’? » Broken sizes. Marked down to. . coposcesst trent $209 es Automatic country’s treachero~; coastline. oo Page treasure was } vansd ALL yr pring NECK SWEATERS, re $80, 8 ONLY. . WOOL SKIRTS. .3 to 6x. .now ently. cocccecs $200 ELECTRIC Lat the hectic of the Rev- ca, some-| % en sizes. Marked down to..... costs chase emetas : mee vie wealthy te tn the Oaxe as\ ‘omy cua anil | ‘ 9 PAIRS./.CORDUROY SLACKS. .Fine pinwale..........$2.00 N fortunes and died before telling kin|2&™ ee Broken — Marked down to eet -+sineeneess SnD ee oe ee teen SES. -Siaws 7 and 8, »-$0008 : BLA _ where to find them; the bandit era DNLY ¢ EVELES: ' . sine ; Y during which even Pancho Villa is|-7HE SAGRED-WELL OF CHT ee ; Broken sizes. arked ¢ tees eeeee streets eees $100 © : Wee — : @ 2 Yrs. = believed to have buried fortunes. CHEN FFRA—~To appease the Rain 100% wel raglan and balset sleeves. | 20 PAIRS. .BOXER CORDUROY SLACKS. .sizes 2, 3, 4.... 88¢ @ Finest Wiring men found rich mines, jealously|sacrifices carrying valuable orna- pe cog he 9 i ai -seese$tZ and $20 oe TO DRESSES. once y, 2. Bevesecene. $1350 @ Single Control guarded their locations—and died|ments and jewelry into a deep sa- ’ 2 ONLY "WOOL SHIRTS. Broken sizes. Marked down to. .$4,00 48 PAIRS. INFANTS’ MITTENS. .to keep fingers snug.... 50¢ or disappeared. The mines are stillicred "well. Some of this treasure Ss ae .-@ LORD COTTON SPORT SHIRTS . f : . $ ; there. has been found, and is in the Pea- Ps Brok res. Marked down to... .. ere et écesavene tineme Pet? Speen A Marviel Univer - of 4 Oe nans'82 oh. FOR WOMEN: , The magazine “Mexico This| i ee LY co’ Machine wash, 6 ONLY..WOOL AND ORLON SWEATERS. Reduced... .$2.00 : ; : Month” recently devoted almost| Treasure is belleved to exist Fiesixe ee F : an entire issue to lost treasures. near all the old ruins—and many : 12 ONLY. . BULKY KNIT SWEATERS. .Sizes 32 to 42....$3.00 “ : Here are just a few site bawe Bet ovat Suen See 16 ONLY. .BETTER BLOUSES. Sizes 32, 36, 38........$1.50 : MOCTEZUMA’S LOST he Hated jenglen sak SRS "For Children ; ; . mountain areas. 60 ONLY. . FUR BLEND SWEATERS, Short Sleeve Slipovers $4.00 | URE—Axayacatl, father of the nt CARDIGANS AND LONG SLEEVE SLIPOVERS $5.00 e 4 i : Aztec emperor, accumulated the} But not all of the nation’s hidden y on | jj GARDIGANS AND LONG SLEEVE SLIPOVERS........ | : ( fantastic hoard. Moctezuma sealed|wealth dates back to archaeologi- Sad grr comune 5 RTS, m sephinn NE as $100 ~ Perfect Quolity it up in his palace. When the Span- or conquest days. ‘ Bhen eaabinge mand concealed pigs eee eeeees e iards invaded Mexico and took the| Pirate chesté’ exist, and mally 25 ont yh WIN JACKET, Pavan od Sion ae _ Main Floor 60-15 Aztec capital, they’ foun 4: the|have been found. During the Revo- EAMLESS Seat Govan das ue ee : | : : . poure hance gps lation, wealthy men buried thelr fi ety ety eS retegecnd VE FOR MEN:. ; Fleeing before frantic ztecs, the|possessions, dropped them in wells, S 25 ONLY BOYS’ UNDERWEAR. Midlength drawers, extra ; .: Nylon Hose qual cerry. But many were sojcf their haciendes, 35 ONLY UNIVERSITY CAPS. 100% wool, buckleback ge dt soe a Ra sate oe k Seams greedy their loads were more than/ More definite, and easier to find _ First Quality S . -gplme” Marta Mem tS......-.... 1. decent cag: 1060 0 Se ae eae ct agree © OS p= A Sted Gates ct, veel ag Be itt rule ba 60 ge, 30 Denier 90 + rote «gag “oe wey Sompeugl patterns, extra warm, ei A rs ba ars sqnronze jos heel Eat $1.50 e 60-15 8% to 11 ge Gau zes 8 to Od DOWN. 10... de cee nae fy = 3 piece ipa ae ay izes 82 to 25 Mee itp met SWEATER, short sleeves.. Sizes 12 to 18. aye > 26 ONLY. .CORDUROY SPORT SHIRTS. blue and tan. ..$2.00 | _am : ¢ ar ee eer Feo" Tee terse Tes ie BK. : 30 ONLY FLANNEL LINED JEANS AND IACKETS 20 PAIRS. . UNLINED PICSKIN OR CAPESKIN GLOVES. .. .$2.00 [7 > Prs. 8 Sizes 3 to 4. Sizes 3-5-10. Marked down to. +...$1.00 37 15 ONLY. .100% WOOL NECK SCARFS...... eeouckss $1.33 7 TODDLERS’ CAPS. Nylon, corduroy, wools for both hao ‘ ee and girls, Marked down to.....,-s é Marked down re er eee eee *eee - $1.00 ; 3 ONLY. - NYLON TRICOT cow NS. lace trims... .now $2.88 TODDLERS’ seoweastri: 100% nylon, washable, = ,' SHORT oe Size 3 only. Marked down to......45+..5. cocsees $150 3 7 OMLY.. PAPAMAS cotton challis ++.,..now $2.88 | TODDLERS’ FLANNEL SHIRTS. Limited quantity. TODDLERS’ CRAWLABOUTS. Coruoy in dark exon.” gy WALUES FROM OUR SHOE DEPT. f LADIES’ Broken sizes. Marked down to ...s....+8sceucceees $1.33 | 23 PAIRS..BOYS’ WING TIP BLACK OXFORDS, : Silk {fos RAMEE does tere rae 100% woo! tweed, $5.00 ‘e 3% to 514 ee ee te | ze Mark: down to....« or ee | eee) - s - . GIRLS’ COATS. Broken sizes, Marked down to..........$8.00 | 2% PAIRS..GIRLS’ and WOMEN’S LEATHER SLIPPERS. . $1.00 GIRLS’ DRESSES, broken, sizes. Marked down to, .$1.00 and $3.00 |) 46 PAIRS..WOMEN’S DRESS SHOES..512B to 9AA...$3/88 | GIRLS’ ROBES. Sizes 6-8-10-12, Marked down to........ $3.00 |) 40 PAIRS. . WOMEN’S CASUAL SHOES. .5128 to 812AA. .$2.00 GIRLS’ QUALITY RAINWEAR. Broken sizes. Marked down to $5.00 BRING | Headsquares ye YOu | fA Also oblong spring § THESE [Pomme styles .-+ onl For the Home | ; Basement | 19 PAIR OF BARKCLOTH DRAPES, heavyweight,’5 pinch pleats, P ~~ a white & colored grounds, Sizes 42x90, Marked down to $7.95 FOR BOYS: 4 ONLY BETTER COMFORTERS. Decrori filled, nylon > 18 PAIR covered, Size 72x84. Marked down t0........5..00. $17.00 © ri Me i tboae ae be os. J . - $1.50 100 ONLY HOUSEHOLD — Big 35 x 30, hemmed Be ready for use, Marked down t0....-+.ee.eeees for $1.00 30 ONLY, .LONG SLEEVE POLO SHIRTS. . sizes 10 and 12.. BBe 200. ONLY CANNON WASHCLOTHS. A special buy. 14 PAIRS. PLASTIC COATED MITTENS ....... eheske cc ih - poche agile tpi p oho ae $1.00 GE) 8 ONLY. .BOYS’ LINED JEANS. .sizes 4 and 5.,..++..$1.50 mom NTS. is 0 ter carpets, i Size 27x45 inch to 54 inches long. Marked down to.:..$3.00 -4 9) °° expe gs rgd cope 4 «Buckle back, 4, ee ee ee eee ch evexecces s$t0N Ee 40.ONLY DUCK DOWN PILLOWS, size 18 x 25. ~ ~ oe Weled Mitel tes... +.ec.s sce ee .s..$4.00 fay 10 Ras dee Mona Guckes (ncsere size 4 only. .$5.00 jae a 20: Guay DOOR MATS, big size 13:22. Madund dewi: te: $1.00 |] 36 PAIRS. . BOYS’ DENIM JEANS. .Sanforized, sizes 4 to 12 $1.00 Men's. 80 ONLY MATTRESS PADS, twin size, full size sanitized, 96 ONLY. BOYS’ SHORT SLEEVE COTTON SHIRTS... ‘SUEDE JACKETS | @ Quilt Lined e Genuine Leathers | @Sizes36to44 $g00 all new material. Marked down tO... ececaes $2. 55 and $3.55 2S Po DG oo iss 55 8b Eo ic iicviccs eeeue . $1.00 1,000 YARDS COTTON YARD GooDs, wr ~ of stock, . é - @urrent styles Marked down to....+.++..3 yards for $1.00 | 96 ONLY. vo LONG SLEEVE COTTON _— ‘ sizes 4 to 16, i tee Pewee eer, -$1.22 ‘ FOR MEN: ° 717 ONLY. _MEN’S PART WOOL DRAWERS, sizes 30, pa ee Se ee Fee se ee hare «$1.33 5S ONLY. MEN'S ied woo. GNOEREUATS, : s sizes 40, pelt re ee Te ee ee OF he ene $1.33 , 3 ONLY. ‘HEAVY HOODED. FLEECE LINED SWEAT SHIRTS $3.00 40 PAIRS. .SPLIT LEATHER WORK GLOVES, small size.-.50¢ Pr, 20 PAIRS. AMEN’S MOLESKIN PANTS... real savings ee ee ree | Pr. 4 | OCEANS OF NOTIONS, ash trays, oleate cups, combs, only... “#e Shoes for the Family W ONLY ILLUSTRATED Boots. 6-inch, = lined and insulated.” Marked nm to. eet Oe oe Peewee eee + $10.00 ‘10 ONLY CORDOVAN « best quality horsehide. Sizes 8 to 11. Marked down to.....+.. ¥en sess cone s§900 6 ONLY LIZARD PUMPS. Broken died. Marked down to. .$8.00 24 ONLY WOMEN’S SLIPPERS. Velveteen, sequins, red and black only, Sizes 4 to . Marked down to. sseses $2.00 * Your Choice ~~ a = LPN eet The 4 ' SET: < = | bt pS mT Ov DLER _ 3 | S Wa si ~ DRESSES e 5 Adorable Styles” @ Fresh Cottons tt eamata a aa - ane pl Sizes SML. Mat ites down 10 ++:. 4 00 | THE FoxTiAc PRESS, a 2 oe : + & SA EEPRUARY 20, 1958 THIRTEEN IN Day Celebra ion F riday and f ‘Saturday 4 "Regular Prices Chopped to Bits... Shatteringly Splintered ’ An event unlike any in years in.this area! Read every ad. . . and every item... there are hundreds and hundreds of aston- _/ ishing values being advertised for this two-day bargain spree. ‘All DOWNTOWN PONTIAC is joining to make this one of ’ Values You Will Hardly Believe _But...Honestly They Are True! _ Bargains You Thought Would Never, Never Be Offered . i. om But Here They Are! a Great WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY EVENT for THIS WEEK END! ‘Heasitly; like Gearte Washington, we cannot tell a le 73 = ae a 2 the most ‘talked about . . . longest remembered TWO-DAY —_ they're terrific values! Come and see for yourself! SALES ever! . Reg. $79.98 Ladies’ 22.9 Offic : i eahigeyy Cinta rar edigaichy . eS Ra 10 M pate pale y $46 se or Ba es : or capone Reg $ na aaa ; _— & rr 4.95 Ore CANDLES eg “ee s" vi tects only $1.48 cases eA PPY’S — ae ah UD en They'll Sell Fast! Hurry! : Sepuler charcoal grays and browns. Pleated: and ivy styles. Sizes 28 to 36. THIS COUPON SAVES YOU $3.85! Entire Stock — — Sanforized $2.95 Flannel 3 for $ es ile They Lost! Hurry! All — [mace sizes § THIS COUPON SAVES YOU $12.90! Crease Resistant Worsted and $12.95 All Wool $ C 9 5. Flannel SLACKS 2 ica This Price too. Never priced so low -$26.95 Genuine alee Ils JACKETS § — top grade. leathers—-perfect pals. 38 to 44. They'll last a a ‘began 1 4a) . - 2 Days Only ot This Price e . Lae THIS COUPON SAVES YOU $2.90 AND MORE! } $3.95 and $4.95 Washable SPORT er SHIRTS for S D Good looking patterns in choice colors. Cottons and rayons, some corduroys, too, A smash value! THIS COUPON SAVES YOU $4.06! Men’s Fine Wool ‘$5 Pull-Over SWEATERS | $ a “While They Lest! Crew Necks, V-neck, and plague es. P lar colors, ail sizes. A tertific ss ne THIS COUPON SAVES YOU $10 AND MORE! Just 42 of ¢ Our Popular $25 and $35 13 | COATS. Stove bs somes thers sad tones. fa teal A steal! 2 Days Only ot This Price Smart tweeds, shetlands -YOU’RE MONEY AHEAD WHEN YOU BUY. ‘AT BARNETT’S! Only our 250-Store Buying Power could possibly bring you such values as these. It sealer __ you big dividends to be here early, Friday or La ‘ea ee ee eee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee "== THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 20, 1958 and job man. i * «* * other when we go abroad.” a ee ee office in Los Angeles. * x* hardly know it's on...on bouncy cushion crepe sole! Sizes 4 to 10—Width AA to B's SPECIAL SALE: he League SADDLES White with Crepe Sole POE ch OO | * kk +t 4.N. Saginaw St. We Give Holden Stemps MAIN FLOOR SHOE DEPT. - ———————————— way. So SS —— Hatchet Day Special AT A VERY SPECIAL PRICE! . INCLUDED ARE Men’s Lodge, Cameo, Onyx, Signet, Initial, Birthstone for all months. Ladies’. Dinner, Onyx, Pearl, Emblem, Cameo and Birthstone for all months. AT THE VERY LOW PRICE OF ONLY sqaoo FED. TAX INCLUDED Formerly Priced Up to $30.00 - \Returns $10,750; | Judge to Decide Proper Reward SACRAMENTO, Calif. @—How much reward should a man get! for finding $10,750 in cash and re- turning it to its owner? — Superior Judge Jay L. Henry expects” to answer that question for Everett D. Nibbelink on Feb. see Prejudice Damaging US. Back From California, Nixon Reports ‘Nation Needs One Philosophy | LOS ANGELES @—Vice Presi- dent Nixon says the nation “‘can- jnot afford the cost of prejudice} . * = discrimination.” Nibbelink, operator of a safe), company; purchased an old safe for $80 from the estate of the late Peter J. Huth, wealthy rancher. ! | He discussed the subject during | yesterday's meeting of the Presi- ident’s Committee on Government Contracts, of ‘which he is chair- In it, he found $10,750 in cur- rency. He turned it over to Thom- as E. Marchand, executor. __. Marchand asked the: judge to decide the amount of Nibbejink’s “reasonable reward,” as- author- ized by state law. Concluding a five-day southern California visit, the vicé president and Mrs. Nixon left aboard a mil- ’ [itary plane for Washington. | Nixon said that nothing is ‘ ‘damaging to the United States ] abroad than for us to practice one | philosophy at home and preach an- Denies Slaying. Japanese Girl~ Detroit Gl, Being Tried Says He Didn't Commit Noy. 17 Murder YOKOHAMA, Japan Gregory J. Kupski of Detroit to- day denied slaying a Japanese girl after viewing the scene ot crime during his Japanese court tria] for — || The coMmittee was formed to work for elimination of racial and religious discrimination in hiring for work done under government contracts. The committee held! several. sessions here and an- nounced it is opening a regional | Nixon said southern California |has a good record in the field of racial and religious relations, but i FRAT HELISS eee “we want to make it Supple smooth-texture ae | “Too often,” he said, “we south- ppl tyre, burtakia 10 weightless yon jern Califorriians assume prejudice jand job discrimination exist only Beige Black Buck in other parts of the country.” Red, and | Secretary of Labor Mitchell, speaking at the same meeting, said the committee has made sub- istantial progress but ‘‘must recog- ‘nize that we,cannot change pats terns. of human action overnight | by government edict.”” Mitchell al- iso is a committee member. Prosecutor Toshio Aoyama pointed to the chalked outline of a human form in a narrow:alley and asked the 23-year-old Army “Do you have any knowledge that on the morning of Nov, 17 the corpse of a woman Dancing Tunes Played ; at Joe Frisco Funeral Reg $ 297 | i | HOLLYWOOD @.— “Darktown ¢ Strutters’ Ball’ and “Beautiful),. Colors Black and ‘Baby”’ were played at the funeral “All T can say is that I didn't irl,’ Kupski told news- men later. He is charged with murdering Kazue Eikawa, 25-year- old wife of a U.S. Navy man now in the United States. Her nude body was found strangled with her own brassiere, her panties stuffed of stuttering comedian Joe Frisco., These were some of the songs ‘he danced to during a career that took him from bootblack and bus . boy to vaudeville fame, Broadway y officials said last Kupski had confessed slaying. the woman. Japanese prosecutors said he made a simi- lar GOnfession to police and the investigating prosecutor, The GI pleaded innocent when his trial and Hollywood. . Frisco, 68, died Sunday after a long illness. ‘ * * * O'Brien, Wallace Ford, Jack Pep- iper, Julius Tennen, Walter Catlett, | The 250 mourners included Pat i i .Alan Mowbray and Cecil Kella- A THOUSAND RINGS _ WE ALSO HAVE ANOTHER GROUP - Sg EE OF RINGS - VALUES TO $60. {her 3 - A very fine manufacturer from whom we purchase a great deal of our F needs, wishes to reduce his inventory and has_offered_thie—st ack to us at less saan actual cost _p providing-that—we also co-operate to bring oF BS possible price. You will never have a better ¥ opportunity. to. purchase the Pd you have always wanted. Every ring F __, is solid gold and is guaranteed. SORRY, NO LAYAWAYS, BUT ‘WE WILL BE GLAD TO CHARGE IT ON BUDGET PAYMENTS. Sale Ends Feb. 26th — Don’t Wait. "5.99 Print Cotton | _ Chop went the a op goes the prices. 39c Quality YARD GOODS lo ‘Coine, save on Prints, Percale and — Flannel: First quality. Limit 8 yards. BED SPREADS 999° —— wee Chemy pitbess will to Bring the We nin Ps to “2 i DOWNTOWN PONTIAC’S SENSATIONAL . , HATCHET DAYS - FRIDAY. and SATURDAY - FEBRUARY 21 and 22 29¢ Dress Shirt Zippers . 19c Dish Towels............ 6c 1.49 Feather Pillows......... 29¢ Cannon Towels........ - 88ce oe Panels . . BE HERE EARLY FOR THIS BUY! FIRST SERVE—FIRST TO SAVE! We cannot tell.a lie . . we ever offered. Here’s why . sy ; to pick up the Hatchet ond cut prices to bring you the Biggest ae bargains, to break all sales records for two days. Check this ad! Be the first in line! All quantities on a while-they-last basis. Come early! All These Savings and Credit, Too! Buy now, take 6 months to pay. Come fol- eS low the crowds. Be here when the doors : open of 9:30 a.m. These are the “Best” Bargains . George’s buyers were told | By George! This is chopping prices 3.99° Better LADIES’ DRESSES Pick from light and dark San- forized prints, Sizes 12 to 44, Limit one to a customer while* they fast. © + © eo! hatchet value "1,99 Full Size MUSLIN. SHEETS € Famous “Surewhite’ Brand, first quality. Wide hem. Limit 2 to a customer. — ." - We cansot tell « lie. va pg 4 $25 Girls’. WINTER COATS q Coats 7 to 12. Sets 3. to 6x. Prices chopped to new low. “es * *# «© ~DRESSES rby —— 1.79 Boys’ 10-oz. BLUE JEANS to would never - believe this rs seead Sizes 6 to 12, 10.99 Boys’ 4 to 8 | vos ated 24.99 All Wool _MEN'S SUBURBANS ‘A A give-away price on_ better suburbans and all wool short jackets. 36 to 44. - AND HERE GOES PROFITS! ‘@ Special: 9:30 A. M. Friday JUST 4... $99 FUR COATS Sold.to first 4 people. In 9 Coat Department Dyed mouton processed Lamb. Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16. SAVE UPTO 50% BLANKETS... b23° SAVE ON LADIES’ WEAR! 3.99 Ladies’ Sport Blouses. . . 4.99 Ladies’ Orion Sweaiers. . 1.66 1.99 Ladies’ Slips.......... 886 - §.99 Ladies’ Print Brunch Coats 1.87 2.99 Ladies’ Purses......... 68¢ HOP, CHOP. DOWN COMES PRICES HERE GOES PROFITS. .. @ Special: Friday, 9:30 to 12:00 3.99 New Spring Ladies’ Skirts While they oil Better ¢€ skirts reduced. Come, save! BS DOW MISS THESE SAVINGS 1.19 Boys’ Flannel Shirts ..... 66¢ ‘Sizes 10 to 14 WOOL, JACKETS $376 1,99 Girls’ Blouses . Sizes 7 to 14 1,99 Infants’ 3-Pc. Terry Sets. .66¢ wean: uldn't-have been more honest $29 Ladies’ WINTER COATS 99 Just ¢ ras coats. Sizes 10 to 16. 14 short coats, 10 to 18. Core early. Limit Ltoa Cus~ © tomer, Pick from white and colors, Sizes ]0 to 20. Limit 1 to a customer, : Ladies’ Panties ASB ” Site ene couldn't buy - more value 89c Spring LADIES’ NYLONS New spring shades in sizes 8Y4 to 1 Hy Slight irregulars. Limit 3,” Men's Pajamas | ** Martha Washington - wonld have bought this Sergei ‘| 60 Receiving Blankets. . 19¢ Tots’ Training Pits. Lae Ge Sizes 2 to & FIRST IN WAR-—FIRST IN PEACE—FIRST IN THE HEARTS OF HIS COUNTRYMEN . FIRST IN VALUES! Special: Friday 9:30 to 9 3.99 Men's Sanforized White Shirts broadcloth. shirts. : | | 4 ri “New flow price on. first Sizes 14 to 17, Limit 2. Friday Only 6 P. M, to 7 P. M. © | While they last, Limit, 4 «» AND WERE 1.00 Cotton Stitched 44e LADIES’ BRAS . What a cull What a buy! 12.99 Poplin Hooded. LADIES’ CAR COATS 66 | give-away price. 1.00 MEN’S POLO SHIRTS Lined senterpreet _ at a » We lve elds Rod Steps Mea’ s Department as 8,99 MEN'S DRESS PANTS i ag h GOROR =) eo ea Reg. 15.95. ...$11.88] Reg. 14.95... $9.88 ALL SALES FINAL NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANCES | SPORT SHOP 4 16 S. Coss i 2-7621 | \ 2% \ \ ae J ‘er & RON * WHERE. Cae FE 4058 ' ; WAG i f feo “4 = : ——— : ’ ae me = : ’ Poy \ ~ : << Sa. te STRTREN | : 3 a : tHe PONTIAC PRESS, AHURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1958 { ___— ~ : US; la Holding. eotboan cen si “satay Rm Fee Oe its eas ae tight Upsets OP Bigeye a * eae sts have risen 2] . BY 640 ii : Zn ; A a fee ghery lenge poones PHOS ET nt | i ° ve LONDON — British Army head Jalisco, Cliahue’’and_Durange-ite United Nations indicates tefl . Netherlands, Great Britain, 4 . 1. i quarters in Singapore were flooded “ : Little Likelihood of Open” Nciieits. acune’ thi hee! : Ee : Resistance, : Say Those flew 18-year-old Janet Jennings out hed & ’ Who Have Filed from England to wed her ‘i Ven , sweetheart in Malaya. &f PARIS (INS) — Communist con} tua Beaiegss oni Pe > a ee esis trol appears more secure in C. zech-| has s wives who have not — fa osiovakia than in any other Soviet jJanot's pood fortune. They wae , a "2s eee is ny eee See , Guaranteed ary srhis realization has ‘come as & par who wondeil why women| Lifetime 0. (jy . shock to Western diplomats and with children didn’t get travel pri-: Z or —- once thought the Czeahs elty over fiancees. 8 ay og T ONLY . would be the most difficult for the x * “a ei Feds to t Some I had to bites up i msi wae ‘Sven and other aren alone, on shoestring allow- | : t : Lady’ s DIAMOND WATCH 1g88 pina diplomats say that the oF ms foal iw i apse broken by ba e GREASE PROOF : Re galar $ 7 i. 5 0 ec eclite. ‘peoples. te: came NE separations ! ® NEEDS NO WAXING =| ' vad the satellite peoples to cause = : = treable fer their Red raters” sot and Corporal Roy Tyrrell gh Bhp yg ead | Values to $90.00 | Values to $14.95 | Values to $19.95 And even the claims of Czech pad been waiting 18 months to be ¢€ fo $ emigre leaders are modest. wed, but the wives had been wait- FIRST QUALITY : for $8 88 for 8 8 r e The emigres say there is little ing longer than that to see their! 09x39 e ‘ . likelihood of open resistance, eVeN overseas husbands, they said. : ‘ : te of a passive variety. And they “Maybe the Army has a heart,” 5 @ REGULAR 17c ws | 2 Only T.V. Lamps add that we police ro one said, “but shouldn't it apply . oS . 7 Only Gent's 17-}) Watches | 10 “Only Hallite eels <- ‘ army control is so strong in it more intelligently?” The A on er: coutry of 18,0009 = oy Mets | wala wes” lag cotesienatien ASPHALT TILE T TI “ILE : ened polite ia aS BT: 7 Only. Revere Stainless | 16 6 Only Barometers nobody ry anything f000SD.'to complaints. 4 x * z Only 3-way Radio : ae ee 7 = ~ 9x9%M%. Factory fresh, “B” color W ALL af "9 Only Room Heaters | 12 Only Camera Bags 9 Only Gold Top Pen Sets The Saly apparent pecblem ts . , group, marbleized atterns No watinie b from f s, Czeck : P, pat : The perfect way to refinish your I 37 Only Pes. Luggage: 11 Only Mend Bags rewnape copii a : ‘Bat Mexican Railroad's limit. Reg. 6%c. bath or kitchen. Reg. 24c sq. ft. | EGunboprar 18: Only Wales Wallets cat 1 tec ads a French mat who said: ab- os , Y Rin 2 and 3-Pc. Costume “Pe. senteeism is “endemic” in com- Condition Improved 10 Only Men's Initial gs 9 Only “ie 5 Only 3-Pe. Scissor Sets munist countries en any! goxipadl 10 Only Ladies’ Birthstone | & 8 Only Chrome Serving Trays j carter pala antec And an| GUADALAJARA, Iexico—Northe ONLY s 4Vax4Y% Rings 12. Only Becén and Eggers 3 Only Siiver Plowere emigre leader said the problem is) te Mexico now is beginning} § 3 1 3 Only Silver Seafood Dishes ler tae years old and there is | reap the benefits of a three-year ed. 1 Only Clock Radic 3 Only. Tarter Bakers 2 Only Portable Radics no evidence of any increase. [$82,000,000 rehabilitation program . There dre several reasons for! aad hoe a dig ena fen $425.00 OPTA ODDS ond ENDS the firmne f the Red hold o acifico o exico sUadaiajara the Czechs, once known as_the|Teports. ‘6 Speaker AMFM Radio. $999” TABLE 44: most “western’’ and freedom lov-| Transformation from the state ‘and Record Player ..... Your Choice ing of all the Middle European of near abandonment which existed —_ the Ps was pee by the : s viexwican Government six years 0 ee tee Concha re nant ron, (has been completed in 1% years - 101 South Saginaw St. : he Mon. and Fri. ‘til 9 f * Assured Satisfaction than any other communist css than the time originally esti. PARE FREE IN OUR LOT IN REAR OF STORE —_— _— it sage aad en te ‘mated. The 1,095 miles of track aralghieds heen. caneting Mais hae an eel | "20 NORTH PERRY STREET os Guaranteed ‘Quality ly “French * reports say/10e-pound Fa (Corner of Lawrence) there is an industrial boom and i and 63 diesel-electric locomotives a = = — shortage. Emigre lead-),————__ ers say letters from pee aes . ia report the regime is trying to make things easier for the people ji. and food has 3 ger more pleniti-| . T 2 h ful, but is reported as not O t enough. pen ionig ; ° Scotsmen Wage-War : and Friday on“Nuisance Birds’ ‘ol 9 P.M. ae is amt “. gning to persuade more hunt tre to waren predator bir, birds, which Saturday are seriously threatening crops, ‘ The Government has set up a ‘til 6 P. M. plan to pay half the cost of am- munition for the shooting of “nuis- ance. birds,”’ described as wood pigeons, geese, and rooks, There penven: of ay Wed in the ‘eid | : poison any in t ie, 7 and, despite an open season on) es PE AL most game birds, flocks. continue SPECIAL 2 ° s cl ; to increase each year. et s , | Aurora Maid $ Remington $ Downtown | Automatic : WITH NAME Pontiac Home and Auto . BRAND HATCHET _ COOKER «3s; $3995 ” 4 DAYS. Only 6 $3150 te Rear? term) i (Not Exactly as Pictured) ‘ Left (Not Exactly as — Our Reg. 31 S cali Ci) | ; 9 ° rat "QQ | Hotpoint Electric 10-Piece | 3 0” Deluxe , °° 2 SE SeaTES | ‘< , Living Room oe ee s Reg. 14.95... $9.88 | / Outfit Reg. 12.95.....$7.88] , =~ ; : i we. ik eee Reg. $249.95 MEN'S SKI PANTS , ‘mA. 7.7) Reg. 17.95. . $14.36] Our Rea. *199.95 ee ae s e. ey. Reg. 10.95.... $8.76] ot : INCLUDES . . . Sofa Chair, 2 End Tables, Colfee Table, . : 2 Matching Lamps, 3 Throw Pillows. LADIES’ SKI PANTS “NO MONEY DOWN! = : — Reg. 9.95.... $7.96 HONEYMOON = sos ee Pts 5.P C.. DINETTE “Chairs ! Chairs! 3 Reg. 13.95. oe .$11,15 £ = ee ‘ . sai'Paixas |) -——+ $60.00 Reg. 12.95... ,$10.38] SAVE %60.00 Reg. 11.95.... $9.95] — : Reg. 9.95.... $7.95 Up to 36 Months to fu ‘3 SKI BOOTS | Not Exactly as Pictured Reg. 37.50... .§29.96 Reg. 29.95... $23.96] Reg. 19.95... $15.96] INSULATED BOOTS | ie ef eS te ce ke Poe SEAN Le Be Se SS ERs a eS BRR Ee Bae PE PES AES es ¥2 + * eee sy te — tte npg g aes ih oN ae wg Sr Natasa feito dee ok den Life wir ti as on oa wk eran os ibe cena £f5. Ca satan enn pee 2ilp : — oe ig 2 : : ie er: a THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1958 Priday MeCANDLESS F EBRUARY | OPPORTUNITY] cmmsieminaminee Dect tour Fontiac oe OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL 9 P.M-E SALE] TWEED TWEED SAVE 30% TO 60% ON ODD ROLLS and DRAPERIES OUR ANNUAL FEBRUARY |. “i.2? | 54g’ 2, §9Q FREE BISSELL CARPET SWEEPER WITH EVERY CARPET INSTALLATION : , ‘| ‘2 OPP ROLLS _ REMNANTS OPPORTUNITY SALE TWEED COTTON Roll # Ydge. Sale | 12’x13'3” Green, Black and White Tweed. $81 88 K | #1 62% Aqua Carly Wool Twist w 35, 7.95 pera Seer es eh ce "OS | our huge volume of well to. wall instelletions | /“*¢.3°: SIP BSS Reg. $19 $99" _ | #2 122 Grey Carly Wool Twist ..13.95 7.95 | repay $200 coe fe $99.88 | has lett us with approximately 100 rolls of (2° & Green Light Green 2 #3 48% gona 15.95 9.98 125204" cheno yet Fae Teens, $147.88 carpet and many, many remnonts of carpets | — #4 81% Groy Mali-Nuh Willen 13.95 098 [Azmi stent Trt... $59.88 | Minutacturer or we will not cory this casom,| WEED COTTON eee emer NSS. GSR | aasle7 at Mem Twin.” $99.88 | We have moved all of these into the store and | 'wi.f22 § “ss? $4 gee | #6 64% Lt. Beige Wool Nab ....10.95 7.95 11'3x9'10" Brown, Green and Beige Tweed OPPORTUNITY priced them to sell out before Br'n-B’ge-Grin Dark Green [#7 84 Figured Beige Wool ....13.95 8.95 | temter $110 coerce ss oO eR ne en en ed Remnont is : 7 | FS 63% Grey 2-Tone Wool Scroll.13.95 8.95 Raguler $210 Poe ee $149.88 numbered and riced pe for the one you weet n #9171 Grn. 2-Tone Wilton Scroll 13.95 8.95 | 2,0. Sewn, Coen and White Toeed. $6 by uauabor AGdjlidh ls ronciied $0 voce cH ode TWEED FLORAL #10 124% Watria Wool Scroll .....11.95 7.95 | Reser $130 «oes nese eeeeeeernes 9.88 carpets pay none will be held in layaway over} "24-599 §MmMsB | Fee $29 $788 #11 120% Mhgy Syncopation Wool 13.95 9.95 | £738", sere Wat ot $39.88 | 30 dors, Similer vel ote ak (onto a | ee 7 #12 11 Grey Wool Bark Tweed . 9.95 ~6.95 | i249 owe SS dae soe $ ays. Similar values are available in our #13 107% Beige Wool Bark ...... 9.95 6.95 Hoke ee Se 49.88 Drapery, Tile, Linoleum ond Paints Depart- : ’ #14 58% Steel Gray Wool Bark .. 9.95 6.95 | Raguier _ Or eccexinary $49.88 |™""* TWEED WOOL TWEED #15 63% Earth Textured. Py .. 9.95 6.95 | 12's Brown Weel Scrol . LL Sooy Tweed Gbtbe S148 "soc Ganssnas Bagh ak $69.88 1 FREE BISSELL CARPET SWEEPER witht *<1°—$ | Reg. $70 a 9.95 6.95 ga8 toe ond Gad Toe, $69.88 . eon Had 49” Brown Beige 729” #17 58 Med Gey Tred wos gas PALES teres tnt tee woot $69.88 EVERY GARPET INSTALLATION R , WEI8 62% Beige Wool Tweed 885 685 Ra Sa re em $59.88 SCROLL FWEED. | 7 irda | ~inemesle 1" pat | 5 eectieteinem Oe $39.88 set, $99" 2's. OQ" #20 79%. Nattia Seroll 8.95 5.95 | 12:82" Brown and Beige Tweed $49.88 _o wnat #21 120 Malticoler Wool IZAT°6" Light Beige Textured Carpet, , : J Candystrip ......... 9.95 5.95 | Reeuler $90 ee, $49.88 m™ WOOL SCROLL| ALL WOOL #22 41% Beige Wool Tweed ..... 10.95 * 6.98 | 12%7'3" Cray AM Woot Srot $59.88 = , #23 95% Blue Wool Twist ....... $898. ; 1.96 Levey uge tuys ton = : wy Bg *3Q" id 79" #24 93% Bik. Pink Cotton Tweed. 5.95 3.95 mone Oe GOD. «edn cvsceegese conse sudicess $39.88 Mi Green Plush #25 46% Brn. Gra. Wool Tweed ...11.95 95.95 | ,Z21,,'4ipcelor Woot, $49.88 — #26 34% Brn. Blue Wool Tweed ..11.95 5.95 | 7x7°7” drown and Beige Weel. ~ ee Nyl n TWEED . #27 40 Brn. Beige Cotton Tweed. 5.95 3.95 i on cal aide ee $19.88 OS pes $ 98 #28 93% Woodrose Nylon Twist ..14.95 11.95 | Reg. $108 90" at a a 112 #29 42 Gm. Plush Loop........ 8.95 5.95 EXTRA SPECIAL © xy ae . : > ls 2 are bri , #30 66% Dk. Gm. Plush ........ 10.95 5.95 14-inch Rubber Pad 5 Year Written Guarantee. #32 38% Turg. Nylon Plush ..... 10. 95 5.95 PLAIN TWEED WOOL IST WOOL BARK #33 36% Lt. Grey Twist ........ 795 3.98 2. ~ or Beg $280 § gs | *.5129 § 88 | #34. 47% Aqua Luxury Twist ....15.95 10.95 Opportunity , Bes beautiful gents cot or @ 95 : les 199 Light Green 112" #35 33% Beige and Gold Tweed .. 8.95 4.95 Priced = 1 aggre ee = #36 40 Sandalwood Nub Texture 9.95 §.95 at Only of the carpet. 12 and "8 * #37 83% Blue Green Scroll ...... 10.95 6.95 Spt ate, gre = 100% NYLON Wool WILTON. #38 137 Beige Multi-Nub-Wilton.17.95 12.95 Sq. Yd. i: ee : \ £39 166 Cocoa Malti-Nub Wilton.17.95 12.95 MIN Rest | $Q Ges | skye *159” #40. 103% Grey Beige Multi-Mub ,.17.95 12.98 eames UNC P ecemeel nxapen : - GREEN SCROLL | ALL WOOL TWEED (| WOOL SCROLL TWEED. WOOL TWEED TWEED | WOOL TWEED p Pdi *79" a ae *§9” . Be *9Q” Tate" 112" Rica i) lo ieee pie 88" | eee oer. 189" | Axminster j : mn.-Beige-Grn. lutria lack | ite . _ ige rown reen ige | | | TWEED WOOL TWEED | WOOL TWEED | NYLON TWIST | WOOL TWEED | NYLON TWIST WOOL SCROLL WOOL TWEED REao" 39” Sher 69" Supe 8 88 3.599 333" rerio" *9Q” para 130" save §=SQRR | isss" ‘i go” Brwon & Beige , Brown & Gold Brn.-Bge.-Gold - Light Green Brown G Beige Toast Brown Green Tone Brni., Bge., "00% NYLON |——TWEED- —rwist | wooL-TWEED | —7WEED___| WOOL TWEED |100% NYLON ae “49” 22 96” Tears" 7 8B ie §=$Qges ae § 2 1 a 120" Teneo" 1 6” Tans" 7: Py ng Gold Aqua Brn.-B’ge-Wh't Green Brown G Beige 3r'n-B'ge-Wh't Grey Wilton Turquoise Plush Drapery Fabrics | vt Piastic | standard Gauge 9 x12 ASPHALT TILE. ae ie : ry : s e 45” and = ne RUN LINOLEUM Inlaid A Group _ . , 2% case VAT DYED — . Many Patterns : Li ; RUGS : , ~ - PRINTS—SOLIDS 6’ and 9” Widths Linoleum inorleum 1B Grou $399 case TEXTURED CLOTHS : | owiehe Yd. ria ee | BARK CLOTHS Reg. $3.69 Yd. | Many Patterns ' C Group . _ $5» CASE ANTIQUE SATINS $ 19 ) and Colors : : : 49 BANJO CLOTH $4 99 s D Group ee 2G” CASE : PEBBLE CLOTH $ : | Ideal for Custom ‘Mode’ 5 Dropeien St. YD. 50. he | Regular 8.95 : Each Case Cover Covers 45 Sq. Ft. ; SPECIAL Ls, THROW RU | 27x36-inch Size 6s f Cee PE AMEE A AR TERRES SSI TEN RET RATT AER EN aR eR ARE Kya nize Paint Now Offer You $ Interior White Paint hess $4.98 Gal. ee aero ‘China it is ‘the one-sure link with civilization. e your: old upright is worth *150 0 your old grand It is the only means by which (Testing. - | Super Constellation RTV's make the | Phe “embassy run” .# courtesy|the MATS flight is all alone. of the U.S. Navy. It is the single a. a ‘airline fidwn by the Militery Trans! Gage explained that four pilots |port Service to countries ranging /and 10 crew members are normally ifrom the Philippines to Saudia |carried aboard, giving the men op-|, # Arabia. portunities to take turns flying oF negotiations with Egyptian P | meeded supplies, household fur- | Aviation Machinist Mate third | | nishings, special mail and trav- jclass Robert E. Anderson, 24, of appeal to the i $250 :]) ellers on ‘order can reach Pee, Toe, who bas just made * {t . | tropical countries without great (his first trip, said he li dlsims aii territory north 1S worth rage ae becenmpon ee es: ot the 20nd Parallel and would)” An” ft Plus Extra Cover * (92.28 Value) [PAINT ROLLER SPECIAL o— ' em & Ms @ pretty steady grind, butlyield @ small area south of the plebiscite would be held i’. vt ¢C GLASS CO Once a week, every week, grea hat teertenateiae the sass line. 7 | | Planned. | L & | ‘e your old spimet —|israat‘ae'fey seni i oa by wat pe. ‘Travis Air Force Base in Califor- ritory sought by Nasser is a 6,000- won triangle along $ ‘nia. clear across to Dhahran, /°ther people live by actually see- mpncente te * enter fi rommeae oe - Po agp worth 3 fuetia Lewiie, And con b WARES ST Sudan to uilify administration] done e by | ‘they return. | + 4, * Mom Returning gyethen-paiace:tar4 . @ new Grinnell ‘Piano Acs ty Fia., aircraft command- f oA ustralia— jer who makes these flights od- (Choice of 4 styles} = =. ‘casionally, explained: Without 2Girls vide a communications link be-| OROVILLE, Calif — Bice Downtown finliac tween Dhahran and -Clark Field bride Florence Doering wil ‘(in the Philippines.)” turning to Australia soon “a eon « * * out her two daughters, “The primary purpose is to pro- embassy run” meets simi-| In a flight of the “ =» * Tokyo, Clark Field, Saigon, Bang-|band, was directed'to pay for het | pee ose Te] 2 DAYS ON LY , Friday and Saturday by Eating 31 Quail -| test. pretrial hearing ye Jar MATS — at Dhahran com-|the 36-year-old Aateaen: pene | verage * run” totals 105 hours in ae She got permission to visit the air. Commander Gage said. This/giris, Carole, 13, and Lorraine Kay — anne HATCHET DAYS No Phone Orders! Texan Ends Argument | Scheduled © comp tp trial. 1 ap] THE HUB’S Washington’ 8 Birthday Hatchet Days con- » FE * i ay AUSTIN, Tex. #—For 10 married in Australia| If this is your first Hatchet Days at The Hub, there are a few things that you wakht to know. Byron Lockhart and Dr. 3. Gordon in 19% wile be was stationed in| First! Be good natured. There will be a crowd and you may not get the service you are accus i T de i S Cl t ‘Bryson argued over the legend) Brisbane with the U.S. Army. Aft-| tomed to. Second! Remember, these are odds and ends, broken lots, left-overs, soiled items Piano rage-in pecial: quail are so rich you'd kill your-/er the war they moved to the and some just plain “buyers” mistakes.” Some of the lots are small and will sell out imme- jselt im 30 days if you ate one «| United States. : diately. Whatever is here WAS once considered good. Whatever it is worth now is something Limited Ti Offer! - “ee ee ee eee different. No one will be admitted until 9:30 A. M. Everything advertised will be marked and imi ime er: a ie chilésen swe yours ago, ifs. Dose. | , of like a bi tured treasure hunt. Lots of fun s Lockhart. 40-year-old ma decided Her husband | ready when the deors open. It’s kind ig good na ate his Sist aoe om mained Mgr ge later and and people seem-to enjoy it. Good luck and may the best man a woman) win. Get $150 to $350 trade-in for your old Yesterday. He had them broiled: |spiited the children. back to the\| ; , grand or spinet piano on a brand for breakfast, United States. | : nas fe - Grinnell in your choice of 4 styles! << Hi feed , a ies ba . . ted he | Ily guaranteed. EXTENDED TERMS. adviser to the committee of cro-|awarded Mrs. Doering custody of . SPORT COATS Reg. to $39.50.......... $8.85 Start your child in music now! aise whe sal on the eidsings of aitee, oibstk: Seaiee-ant tee tee ; dercetraton, examined" Cock band custody of Loraine Kay, ba TOPCOATS kez. to $75............ 8.85 worse shape than when he here GRINNELL'S 7”, Sayinew st | sare DRESS. SHIRTS white — Colors — Stripes _ Nationally Advertised Brand (You Know the Name) SHAWS eens 24 NORTH SAGINAW ST. PONTIAC STATE BANK BUILDING Ret. Now Reg. f Diamond Cocktall . 75.00 ine one onl 1 Only 400 Day Clock....27.50 10.88 Imported Ge pes oe \ 5 one on Travel Clock, lea. case... 650 2.58 . 40.59 12.88 one. only 1 Only Bteinieas Steel, paianse , Coniee ane 05.58 one unly ; Swedish Mod. Giass Dish 59 on Se See M49 ene allets, Gen. ther Gts. White Gold Diamend ‘ah . ag —— » srocttle Sys epee 33.95 “ae ee 299.50 88.00 ene only 1 Only Complete Bedding Ensemble 0 $ PARE Gts. Diamond Ring. 10.50 12.88 one only Bet ¢ sheets, towel, 1. Culy , Coranll Daten... 5 Ladies’ s Diamond eases, 4 blankets) .... 49.88 26.88 1 Only Toaster, Auto..... 19.95 ta hs ch ugaaee 79,00, Man's Renton Bator... oo... 5 ss ideees tee RRO bpd —— i wrecnaaete 3 1 Only Ladies’ Gundeam Rasor ,..,....0....1498 Ladies Diamond Pa | Eee oe 29.88 : 1 Only Ronson Rator ........iccssscceeces 14M adies’ mon Sa > BD Galp Sookie Wek ii ikke isivccces eee 16 a 1 Only Waffle Combination Grill........... 17.96 1 Only 1847 Silver Water Pitcher (Flair)... .30.00 CAMERAS WATCHES = tt rrr Gt. a oo 2+ dteee 2 Only Anson Viking . yindbetebdedeccecs és 2 Only Ansce Commenter Kit eeoece SN cbweaseusee 1 Only Ansco Regent ......-:csscencevvecnssees: : 1 Only Spartas S5mm .......cccccccceccsseveee: é eee ERO R OE Te ee ee ee ee ee a . a Sr , f 3 Guly Argus A-6 Bit 2... .ccccscsacscccscesces:: id x SN , *4 | js PONTUS WHEE neces enenseeeneevenss i ¥ ph 4 ¥ ; . Di : : {// 4 : $7. RINGS ile Gis. 1 Mat Sens» eee eee eee eee ee > Camm, See Gt. Gruen Wath oni... lec cccccccucnnce Now les’ Ot. bm Ring . ap a . pel ee eebesgescseucs 89, Gts. Elk Ring ...... 40.00. 6.88 Gta. esos . Ea ete veeneaes 79 Gts. Camee Ring ..69.50 9.88 Po fecnee Nee an - tts. F e Prodi save om eee Gis. Topat Ring .,.29.75 3.88 Gts. Ruby Ring ....5000 8.08 — | Melee’ Bigin WatOR voice. cccccteecnuencs te. Tepes Ring ...14.95 4.88 Gis. Gen. Star . és. Sapphire Ring 45.00 5.88 Sapphire Ring ....70.00 29.08 j / Z ». 2 Only Ansee Reflex ......ssesescerecaees seeeeeT§O6 6.88 AND Vth yi Gts. Gren Wateh .....sssassesseenseneses : Reg. Now . Reg. Now Gts, Sapphire Ring 49.50 4.88 ed Hematite Gts. Sapphire Ring 95.60 4.48 ee eae 39.50 6.48 Gts. Topas Ring ...49.50 6.88 Ladips’ Zirton Ring 17.05 2.88 Ladies’ Cameo Ring 32.50 9, Ladies’ Diamond Ruby : Se cee - enemy” 1 35.00. 8.88 Ladies’ Topas Ring 49.50 5.88 La ates - Ladies’ Tiger Rye ..00.50 5.98 _— wk om Ladies’ Diamond : lor wd Baby Ricc.. : Raby c 10.95 488 Camec .......05.- 71.50 7.8 Ladies’ Diamond Laties’ Pearl Ring .27.50 5.08 . + Ring ...... 49.75 14.88 Ladies’ Eastern star adies’ White Sapotere Ring |... ooo... cs, 21.58 2.88 Ring gicgtzickavess 14% 2.58 Ladien’ Jade Ring .95.00 2.88 ie ae: ON ay: Ladies’ Topas Ring 45.00 5.98 Ladies’ Amethyst Ladies’ Topas Ring 19.95 3.88 Ri amie Blue ne Ledley 1 Cron Personal Portable eee ee ee el ee. “$ only Bulova Genuine pat Case. 94.50..... Open an Account Pontioe State Bank Building "2 NORTH SAGINAW st, A YEAR TO PAY |, iz 14" :| : 10 : . EASY TERMS = | te paves te .. lea : : Slightly soiled, of course. | 2.85 392.99 f 7 : > ae UNDERWEAR (fuzitives trom 2 Bendix) SHORTS—T-SHIRTS--UNDERSHIRTS 593 NAT wen se SPORT SHIRTS Our Buyer’s Mistake rei B85 BH '299 @ _ EVERY SALE FINAL! No Refunds, Exchanges or as ae IN Regular to $10.00 | Q)Oe&- (crazy, Nor) CLOTH HATS — Reade 8c eores oo 39 ees “NECKWEAR | (Bow Tes to Regular $1.50 to $2. 50. Also available to hangmen! ao 7 a $1.69 'SCARES, 25+ each 5 ™ $1.00 All wool and orlon V-néck sweaters by Cuan Robert i Trace, McGregor ‘2.85. Sik ‘SPRING LEISURE COATS | and JACKETS ‘ Regular to $25.00 ‘3.37. A “cool” buy for & hot item. 2 STORM COATS Regular $49.50 To the First Two Cottnenetd to Enter this Store SBD FT 3 =—s_—=—C(C(C# hope they Fit) MANY MORE ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS 70 "COME IN AND SEE = MENTION. we intend to make an event you'll remember! To. gus regular customers who know our reputation for outstanding value and quality, we _ ’ say, “Come in and find the biggest bargains, vahies, buys you've ever seen at Artwur'a” To those who want to get acquainted, we suggest you se New Emphasis in Psy aks An ies they exist unrecognized in Eur- for yourself that you Pay No More at a Quality Store! Probe Why Sane People Stay Sane eae PARIS.(INS) — How do people, are more advanced in the United; numbers of mentally ill. In doing |S0Me facts of life—particularly, |: stay sane? Why isn't everyone| States than anywhere else. ~ | so, they overestimate their own (death. ; ; S°s * mentally ill? Could it be the. heal- “Many Europeans,” he said | ™ental-health situation. — “Americans,” he said “must |” VALUE Cashm PE Power of love? “stilt won't admit that mental ill- | ‘The big fact behind the high) learn that by admitting the exist- | PACKED er e Swe t ore and more, psychoanalysts ‘ness exists in théir part of the |American’ mental-iliness figures is ence of suffering and death they : I a ers 2. rh ate asking themselves these] world, They point tothe speed |that in the U. See pee St er ne stein Sonia © DAYS... amet oe aes °¢ bin - of American life and to its oe Pree. nesses are ioc ‘as such. Of- inactivity. FRIDAY and Ollegr; C “And this represents a new em- 2 | SATURDAY. Tos dg Oats ®ee ; ; nee in psychology and psychia-| pi ry,* , ago, analysts concerned them- selves primarily with techniques of curing the mentally sick. They paid little attention to the healthy. Now; though, we want to know more about the nature of mental health. “This is part of general trend away from interest primarily in the sick side of things,’ he con- “Earlier, we studied most thor- mS oughly why people break down,) why they develop inhibitions and). other symptoms, why they hate) and feel hated. le “Now, we're increasingly inter. 13 ested in how people stay well, how. any of us remain sane. We want) to learn more about how each of! us can relate himsélf lovingly. to’ ~ his _ __Dr-Hacker is one of 750 ana- lysts from 25 nations who assem- |. . bled in Paris recently for the 20th | ‘International Congress of Psy. |— choanalysis. This autumn he will | return —for eight days—to his Vienna. There, he wil] occupy the | 7. r ir $7.98. . $12.98 . same academic position held by | ~ eee e re j Freud many years ago. Just 36... usually sell to $29.98 : SKIRTS s of the Atlantic, A student 24 86 : also at Columbia University and Tapered smarty tn — steps lightly on - ll rs Were to to 4 the famed Menninger Clinic in To-|)- | "exible sueded lea . > es srose.. $14.98 ie peka, Kan., he Bod the past/= 9 44 - ; 12 years. headed the Hacker Clinic!" yO eee e - = in Beverly Hills, Calif. Besides) > ENTIRE STOCK OF SPORTS Just 37... usually sell to $39.98 Ais Jj ACKETS treating many film stars, thé clinic} | ‘Saddles, Loafers, Suburbans g = gg te provides free mental-health care to!” _ Two DAYS ONLY + , Just 15 Pendleton-like 77 = 20 per cent of its patients, vt ‘ DRESSES Were to. $14.98 =<. os * . ose ee : He feels“that psychiatric studies; : * rom. Europeans about accepting ~ ~ Examples of Bargains: ivi said Dr, Frederick J. Hack ‘i ” Neale man-made fabric, shit Sorry. et these sale ot Los Angeles. “‘A generation es rices we can allow / z | Snow ° no aie Ee ANT W Suits ®e@eee8e ®eece eu 6 66 All sales linall Our regular 6.95 s Ki M Nv E rR at ad L. AT Ss Just 10 +++ Usually sell for 517.98 _ Just 19 Coats ee , r ee eae usually sell for $29.95. baleen Pag, * @ es e ] ‘DRESSES ‘ldo 0 0 o ebeebed Just 12... usually sell to $24.98 DRESSES environment and to hi cad 3 ay ‘8 ‘a ~] ~] Bh te wy al | SWEATERS. : | Om 7 27 3 37 | ~ CAR COATS Just 19 Special Purchase re Were to $17.98 ...... aes oes 13.33 | | rr - ° —_ just 20... usually sell to $45.00 | Dewntow: HY fintiac Te saseasgcsacabsoap conohing tice: 4 Sportswear—Main Floor et an erm a RNR MELLINERY fani0" MATS 47 Qckcw HATS J TEE SHIRTS lupe tite |) LEATHER COATS » 02002200 + ++ 146 EE S| Fa Aaa) 72 |) | ALL WEATHER COATS..........*11] ; E * Just 24... usually sell for $24.98—Six styles from which to choose. . + = 5 it i Si (s 4 I, € Be ready for the March winds with new pra e § spring clothes pins, 72 pins of wodd with strong metal coil Springs. Made in Holland. Poly bagged. Regular 39c : Ladies’ INFANTS’ | RAYON GOWNS Receiving Blankets BG ior a Just $32... usually sell fo $99.00—Excellent selection, warm winter fabrics. | MINK TRIM COATS -2-------. 94 Just 17. . » usually -sell to $149.00—Luxuriously Yor trimmed winter cocts. - Just 7... usually sell for $349" - - Just 47... usually to $79.98 *Fur products labeled to show country of eigin All brand new spring suits, of imported furs. . . Coat and Suit Salon—Second Floor be ee oe. lll cil ie... ONLY ate BRAS a rr A he Regular $1.00 | Indoor. GRIS’ P ANTIES : | ~ TW ANTENNAS EP Rowes ..... -. 5.77, | Boye Stock Set, 3.77 Girls’ Blouses .:. Lu Just 31... Usuually 5.98 =. DRESSES . 3.77. Just 25... Usually to 17.98 a"% Coordinates 4.775 » Just 3... Usually to 10.98. Regular $10.9593 J] Regular $7.95 ‘1.97 i . CLOSE-OUT OF LADIES’ FALL D 59: ie » LINGERIE ooo Be Reg. 29¢ pr! Tricot acetate ‘ 4 : pe Blips os “votitconts. sell for 9.95. Special Purchase—Gowns— ~-with lace trim. Doubly rein- forced, elastic waist. leg. : . | HOSE eeee#e ® $] = = ane a on poy 1.50 pair. Brand new Spring seamless, : Sizes 814 to 1 |HANKIES .... 47¢ | Jest 180 . , | Dewally to 1.50. Fine embroidered, hand rolled. " Lingérie = Accessories—Main Floor Young Fall thep howe Leet oe ‘Regular $3.98 . . SPECIAL . aie pa =| aw , Riegel Fo mgt eee a WAYS TO BUFR DOWNTOWN © sep_te Secs Cheme PONTIAC : Per —Ronine brn Corps | STORE. ONLY Peseta Po xe ’ es ee j . { u eo ae ; = ‘eS ‘By George. We've Chopped Prices ‘Like Mad for ‘DOWNTOWN PONTIAC “HATCHET DAYS! 4 | 4 Oriental’ | | MING TREES iA An everlasting garden in red and green. \ af FF me 1.49 & 3.490 || pes, 2.29 Beg, 4.79 “es | Cash and an Mum Plants 101 N. Saginaw St. Member of Michigan Allied Florists LONG LASTING YELLOW TD cscsec | UORSEN'S FLOWERS FE 3-7165 _ a land Mrs. Edgar Hogeland, former- ly of Pontiac. Besides her parents, Cynthia ts survived by her grandparents, ‘Harold Heisler of Lake Orion, Mrs. Ervin Atwell of Pontiac and Mr. jand Mrs. E. W. Hogeland of 'Pontiac. Cynthia died Monday after a brief illness. Her parents had just arrived in Decatur a few days earlier from Pontiac. TEERY W. LASH iters, meee, J » Rose Mary, Marie and Margaret Ann Dash, all of Pontiac. ice will be at the William vis Funeral Home ‘at 1 p.m. F. officiating. Burial will follow in Oak Hill \( Downtown | Pontiac HAT CHET tes EA DAYS ay’ Saturday Buy two or more for home; Plastic \ \Household Bucket Regular oo 1.98 Value 1 canton tlirdilitiniinioes’s chip, dent, rust or peel ¢ Full capacity—ideal in tesa 7 Pago! * ‘© Choice of Red or Yellow— Hurry! Stocks are limited! Full 18-inch Rotary Mower oo 39°29 Pay only 4.00 Down Best power mower value ee eae l deck, big 2 h.p. Clinton adjustable cutting he aig wheels with nylon bearings, semi- pneumatic res. Terry. W. Lash, two-month-old son of Taylor and Mary L. Taylor Lash of 520 Branch St. died Tues- bap with the Rev. Amos John- Graveside’ ‘service was held this morning at Perry Mt. Park Cem- |etery for Cathy Ann Loomis, infant daughter of Carl F. and Eunice Campbell Loomis of 20 W. Princeton Ave. “Surviving, besides her mother and father, are Mrs. Floyd Loomis of Pontiac, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Campbell of Ox- ford. Floyd S. salesman, of 173 s. Marshall St. died yesterday in Pontiac General Hospital after a-brief illness. He was 6. Besides’ his wife, Verna, he ndileaves a. daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Berk of Coleman and a son, Gale Dickinson of East Point, Ga. Service will be at 2 p.m. Satur- day from ‘the’ Dudley H. Moore Funeral Home, Auburn Heights. Dr. William H. Marbach of the First Presbyterian Church will of- Cemetery. Mr. Phillips’ body will be at the funeral home after 7 p.m. today. MRS, CORAN COFRAN COMMERCE TOWNSHIP—Serv- ice for Mrs, Coran (Anna) Cofran, 67, of 3153 Woodlawn, Oakley Park, will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at Richardson-Bird Funeral Chapel. land Hills Memorial Gardens, Mrs, Cofran died yesterday, A native of Buffalo, N.Y., she had been a resident of Oakland County for 36 years. Several brothers and sisters sur- ive, JOSEPH E. COLLINS MILFORD — Service for Joseph ins, 57. of 9144 Mandon Rd... who died yesterday at Pontiac Gen- eral Hospital after a four-year ill- ness, will be conducted at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Pursley Funeral Home. Officiating will be the Rev. L.. A. Parent-of Apostelic Church of Christ. A resident of Oakland County for 3. ~~ Mr. pa leaves his SETH E. SCRIMGER LAPEER — Service for Seth E. Scrimger, 69, of 2257 North Lapeer Rd., Lapeer, will be held Saturday at 2 p.m, at the Muir Brothers Funeral Home. The Rev. Frank S. Hemingway’ will officiate with burial in Mt, Hope Cemetery, Mr, at Lapeer County General Hos- pital. are two sons, Maurice Surviving _|of Lapeer and Lewis Scrimger of! 41. Scrimger died Wednesday, Home Seymour Lake Rd. will be held Home.|Funeral Home. Burial will be in Lloyd Horner of Oxford. MRS. EDWARD WALL ROCHESTER — Service for Mrs. | Edward (Ruth) Wall, 51, of 210 In most cases only one-of-a-kind so hurry — The. best values go to those who will be early shoppers Friday. | Gift Boxed 4-Piece PEARL SET hi er, Bracelets and Eorrings _ in lustrous pearls. A Regular $995 Value oe $719 DAY Plus Fed. Tax SPECIAL Hurry — Only 63 Sets:to Be Sold! REFRIGERATORS-FREEZERS : Officiating will be the Rev. Frank , Clinton, pastor of the Duff Pres-| RCA FREEZER ; we Pe gio Church. Burial will be| HOME FR xB xen pec ae ame 15 Foot Chest REFRIGERATOR " | Holds over 500 pounds of frozen 2 door model with freezer in _A_ regular the bottom. utd pained Sresow. $549.95. $3480 1 Only Display Model "328" food. One $248” PLUs DELIVERY Fleor Model—Full Warranty 1 Gubsnihegelie $549.95 Floor Model 1957 Kelvinator REFRIGERATOR 13 Cu. Ft. 2-Door Model Automatic Defrost only. ga] FS Ag R& Royal Oak, Eli of Peck, Fred Rowin, both of Marlette; grandchildren and four grandchildren. i] Deaths Elsewhere [1 only Floor Model Admiral Upright Freezer watt Tis'Siwey $168.00, Robert, Montagu, bead of the! $239.08 RCA Whirlpool, 8 Cu. Ft Retrigerator ........$178.00 ‘ose eevee eee $279.95 KELVINATOR, {1 Cu. Ft. Refrigerator er ee Coeds Economics, ~~ ONLY" ae _ 25% Discount Hatchet Days. (Friday and oe poefMiSIDAIRE2-OVEN | EAST AUTOMATIC. | Deluxe RCA 21” peur bam. 269" Washer, Regular 14808, Free | 1958 console, 3 speaker papa tert oe ay py | Ge Boh yr ned pee sein foal Pe beter, 979" | fase e | asap mca seers | iaaaien S168" | ou nr Wma Girls’ © All frame-welds guvoranteed corn “double itched Swerey against Sepchooe Installation al saps uacric ‘Medetation.1_Onty 12 s* ie Many, Many More Super Bargains | gow Peg et DELUXE DRYER Regular 3 00 *~Come in and See Them All! Pai Plus 138" temperature control $249.95 198° | | = aie 7 *158” G.E. Portables 7 30-Inch Used Gas Stove ............... 969.93) | Fame gitAMILTON CAs 4" $119.95 | 40-Inch Used Gas Stove ................829,95),. a | phe Oe oa Welcome Mat $129.95 New 40-Inch Gas Stove ....... gsi] | Rise aa Rs ete Regelor 99 | —p 1 eacharamaneeee = for your r soem tls ‘REBUILT EASY WASHERS REBUILT REFRIGERATORS rrourene of "Rubber Wringer Washer (like new) .............. Fe val nhwave b h , 8 phy’ Heracg *48” All Makes $/ oC mus, Choice of colors | 21” Firestone Table Model TV Set... $149.95 one —_ ™ - ibe tea ae : _ABOVE ITEMS on SALE at SAGINAW ST. STORE toe ad | sae : : | HIB Console. model with FM-AM | Roll around dish washer auto- G. E, Steam we ea : seer, 4 paar Se tes sqmqoo| — i SULTS Ih hee. $475.00,-— pie deivery. 178” om. I] = MOTOROLA HI-FI G: E. 2-Slice Toaster IB} Console mode a auto. | GE. VACUUM | hes. $13.98 : ; PB matic — 1 only “a vacue . . ne ; | Floor model 1238” a « 45.00 ‘ | ! — Jf] ZENITH Portable Hi-Fi | DUO-THERM HEATER Suabeam Pry Pos BRR 4-speed. 4 speak- $79 95 30-gallon gas wa- fet, $13.88 AD Sin: sos98, oes : - Size 670-15 TubeType goewnngg i Pane 3 pin! LOW WEEKLY PAYMENTS on FIRESTONE = . : i | oe TRUCK TIRES~low as 19% color combinations . : . alll arranged oi picts sou jst» 500. | . harmonies, Boxsow this wonderful book .:., take it jf ; oF 146 West fone 140 North Saginaw FE 2.9251 FE 5.2620 | FRIGIDAIRE, 1957 ‘Automatic ——— . Regular 229.00, Price does not include delivery or Regular $1 Washer ity __ SHERWIN- phe ash pa a home with you for “on-the-spot” color matching of your ff walle,rugaand furnishings... THERE'S NO CHARGE! | “FREE PARKING in REAR "LET US RECOMMEND A GOOD PAINTING CONTRACTOR « ” WILLIAMS | 4-257) Fi = ae eh wes fee Se ee erie © pe ep or ecw sealer Ear Yaa es 5 ‘ . ; : i ‘ = ‘ 7 : a % \ # i es ' ' A = ; ae eis : a : } : é f : ; 2 , ! eee ‘ ‘ é ; ; B: eS Sale : i : ; i j Z 2 ‘ a y ! : j \ j E : . : ae a : i é . ¢ f : . oe Sige pei hy fi peg ae Te om ee mecenraed Moe ye, Pa ae # ie eat THE PONTIAC PRESS, | THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1958 ~~ . dh New Europe. at Flight Opens ‘COPENHAGEN = “Globtrot- Miscders’ of Life Rock ter” ‘tourist-class service between Went Stay in Federalrmesesou simon] TMM EMT Wy a 2 dD ote with direct connecting flights from : 4 s 7 * {the United States, Copenhagen re-§ | é / Seem DOWNTOWN STORE ONLY =” As Always... Osmun’s Tells the Truth, the _ Truth, Nothing But the Truth to seek a stay/DC-6Bs. Each airliner carries 45 passen- | gers, 25 in tourist configuration | and 20 in sleepers and first-class Friday & Saturday granted, it ap-|dormette seats. Starting shortly, the route will be jpils now attend-\flown by Scandinavia's new 350-) which has been|mile-an-hour Global Express DC-7s. | dis-|Once-a-week flights ware Rencog hagen on Thursdays and 24-maan committee of citi-/burg on Saturdays. : Scandinavian Airlines System has, ted’ the stay to be temporaryjoperated an all first class Royal’ ‘ Viking service between Europe and’ Specifically, the group asked the/South Africa since January, 1953, - Creap- of Women’s Tweedie Dress Shoes Reg. $15.95 Iliis | ee ; and, $1695 |] ce win te sted soca RIG in Police Car Broken Sizes } Sh ort, Not Sweet NOW CHICAGO (#—Three mn took a’ eral months,"" the school board’s/short, hectic—and probably costly plan of gradual integration at)—ride in a police car today, with- further|out a policeman. court review, x « * Pererraaranrn a yaar hararanynpamaran arate yeti) "2) “cl aaeutanammetienbemmenienaumtotor Ld This obviously series of clashes between white/ men drove away in the car as they and Negro students at Centraliwere nearby checking a com- High. Several white students have plaint. | The policemen fired at the car. Brown, one of the nine Negroes! ancther police car arrived at the| scene and started after the three || High Sept. 25, under federal troop! men The chase ended quickly as Vitality Shoes Policemen Raymond referred to ad ae li |protection, has been expeiled for|the stolen ¢ar crashed into a light the rest of this semester. pole, It was demolished. The pas- 114 pairs of our reg- ".§: * sengers were not injured. ulor $11.95 & $12.95 Prager ct ug? x eeryg Ber ys odes « *« * shoes go at. group's letter, ts con-| The three men, William Cherry, | tents sounded “‘pretty much ini77 William Gammel, 35, and his conformity with what I have urged| brother Claude, 33, were held for | in the past. iT HM © verylarraignment in Stolen Aufo Court group's suggestion Se going $500,000 to Friends LOS ANGELES W-—Sir Charles! Mendl’s will leaves $500,000 worth of property to friends and_rela- tives. REMEMBER. . . AT ONE TIME OR ANOTHER MANY PEOPLE THOUGHT_THIS—MERCHANDI ~~ + NOW: AT-THESE RIDICULOUSLY LOW HATC YS PRICES, YOU MAY THINK | «Bleep SALE STARTS TOMORROW MORNING PROMPTLY AT ~ 730 A. M. % Many other outstanding bargains for / the entire family at savings up to 50% ALL SALES F — One Miserable but Rather Large Group of ‘SHORT AND REGULAR MEN’S HOSE A Beat-up Bunch of MEN’S HATS & .&,.8 geen eer ee ot 86. His was for. probate | JERUSALEM ® — One Israeliinere because he considered him- fi)||S0ldier was killed in a clash yes-\..1 » California resident. It sets| ji terday on border, !up .a $100,000 trust fund for his stepdaughter, Baroness | Lydwine’ de Heeckeren, payable to her 21/ { d B F g : : 7 i : * . Te dowel ‘the sidewalks “Shoes for the Entire Family” | \ Formerly supposed to sell for . by . they used to be $ 11 ee ae nee eee —' s « op v0 F200 2 walt but they Cc orduand 10 to 12 bade: g wron ill\tion well within Israeli: territory| Sir Charles’ first wite, Lady El : linear Mt. Gilboa, The patrol re-|sie de Wolfe Mendl, died in 1950;] | HATCHET DAY PRICED HATCHET DAYS PRICED Each E: —_ aij\turned the fire in a 90-minute|Mis second, Baroness Yvonne * PAIR — : Sones battle. in 1956. Each and every one of these famous felt fedoras is aap ag tiie 3 mafmrernypeends wonlelipngrir nn 9 to unconditionally guaranteed to be free from all keep your ankles from getting soiled( the socks that is.) forms of wildlife. A TRULY EXCITING GROUP OF DOUBLE BREASTED HATCHET DAYS PRICED TUXEDOS, TAILS, AND WHITE DINNER JACKETS THAT WE ONCE HOPED to GET $55 to $75 FOR! $o88s There are 43 garments in this grand group but before you flip your lid waiting for the : j ‘ ; $tore to open it’s only fair to tell you that most of these Monkey Suits will fit only little : D A : ' guys or skinny guys with long arms.and legs... there are a few larger sizes, though, so we ; advise you to get here tarly or diet off the. necessary — $0 you, too, can be counted ‘ — —— among the “frugal 43." Button Holes Included Free ONLY 27 SPORT COATS One Terrible Batch One. Excrutictingly Small Group of a That Might Stick to the Hanger Formerly (in the fullest sense of the word.) To $39.50, . LEATHER BELTS An Irregular 10c Value FANCY VESTS A MEDIOCRE VALUE "SNOW TIRE CLEARANCE We're Clearing Our Warehouse of All Snow Tires at COST! Buy Now for Next | APPROXIMATELY Srible Collection A Vile Smattering ~ Winter and Save! These Are NOT Recaps ! 36 LBS. OF WEIRD of Extremely Ugly of 42 Dozen or So “SLACKWALL TUBED | WHITEWALL TUBED | BLACK TUBELESS Short Length Jackets | | NECKWEAR RAINCOATS 60x15 . Zitxl5 .. $137 Tins. $15" Pips Fed. Exc. Tax & Exch.” If No Exchange Add $3.00 $1232 | 6:70x15 . . soo our Tl0xi5.. $1453 ‘Tix. . 16" _ SOLD OUT _, §y . Aree. pen-wipers. pet hour, HATCHET ¢ 5 AT $8. HATCHET $4 44 PRICED 30 HATCHET se DAYS ° 4 ‘DAYS ¢ PRICED each If you wish, you rae purchase —_ PRICED : They're worth every penny of item at the regular price. These belts it, even if you use them as oe Week oe beg 209 mie 3 for Ile Positively No Misprint! ee + We used to think we could sell some of them for $22.95. HATCHET _ _DAYS $ 5 5 PRICED These are exclusive jackets . Osmun’s is certain you will not see anyone wearing one just like the one you select—who would dare? — neo er — rom HATCHET DAYS PRICED $5.00 each or 3 5400 These fine cravats can, in the summer months, be- coated with glue G used as flypaper. We sold plenty at $19.95 end more, HATCHET DAYS PRICED ) tt For best results, these rain- coats should be worn in a hot, dry climate. q , Open Mon., Eri. “til 9 P.M. | 51 NORTH SAGINAW STREET EL-HURON CENTER Open Mon.,/Thurs., Fri., Sat. ‘til 9 P.M.” , . : eo NO EXCHANGES, NO REFUNDS, NO ALTERATIONS, NO PHONE ORDERS, Wheel Alignment ean tele of NO LAYAWAYS, NO PROFIT AND NO LAWSUITS. Includes _ SEAT COVERS 10' 0 OFF if It’s All in Good Fun ...Come and Bring the Whole Wallet! Caster, | | oe : Toe-In on Ours fF . | @ New Designs $4255 | MUFFLE S ‘“Shop the Stores That Never - John Beam : @ New Potterns py. ,; Compromise on Quality” T Ot Pius ; Laimpemmegc mn | aaepaiaactaar | bi foo 4 THE HONEA. PRESS: THURSDAY, FEB) J , | ee 3 By RUTH MONTGOMERY their cities ue civilian ioe’ ~. ¢ INS Correspondent "| paying four to six times as much) WASHINGTON (INS) — Sen.|&8 their military service. = : - [Mike Mansfield (D-Mont.) stated) « national cal: | ONE LOT - be mn Bat mediuo et bomber PRE grin one sen | a rained TEENAGE | WOMEN’S _ | cctare are curenty grounded Sat Seowat tendres camps Ga | PUMPS _| ARCH SHOES em ee ctuo tren to 0 television ve | | pairman in civilian life, / Regular $5.00 Value Regular $8.00 Value : ae E cent of all B47 take - offs| longevity of service | net only our major deterrent to | The high ranking member of the| Mansfield said he has ae Senate Foreign Relations Com-| mined to throw his full support be- a ae Stell mittee said he has discovered that|/hind the Cordiner Report which | “abort” on the field or immediate- | “Otherwise,” he insisted, we | ily after becoming air-borne, as &| are throwing the taxpayers’ money | ONE LOT ONE LOT ‘result of inadequate ground serv-|down the drain and endangering | 5 ' 5 ; 5 , WOMEN’S Misses’-Children’s ithe Strategic Air Command is fn’ would pay military officers and) | icing. ‘ — our national security." NOVELTY SHOES STRAPS “a very deplorable state.” |men according to their value and’ “The value. of keeping - Regular $5.00 Value Regular $4.00 Value He said he understands that 20/ the national need, vaiber ime Se | gous teas dea goalie oun j ' Mansfield said, “hecause’ it is |‘ j nner . Not Exactly as Pictured war, but also our actual keeper He 44- ser— =" Names Officers. Raspes: on wed pun: ) status ven olncers @ men 0 Thi . Fi Di ct ‘the Strategic Air Command, ard| 'hirty- Five Directors their pay increased to a level com-| Elected in Districts for. /mensurate with the “extra-ordin- 1958 59 ary difficulties af their job.” es Sofa Bed Outfit | ingaie ate coos 9 9 Reg. $149.95 ONE LOT ONE LOT gy ia be S Women’s WHITE —— BUGK OXFORDS ing civilian jobs at the end of their|directorg for 1958-59. Sizes 10 to 3 PS year hitch. Those elected in their respective | | \ j | | Such a move, Mansfield ex- | |plained, would reduce the tempta-| The Oakland County Lincoln Re.| | tion for airmen to take higher pay-) publican Club today announced 35 Regular $4.00 Valie Regular $5.00 Value The senator said 2 private sur- Lesiehetive districts were: vey discloses that an “appalling” | District 1 — Clare Fuller, Lee. 88 88 | turnover in SAC personnel has Clack, Louis Barry, Mrs. Robert ip | cost the taxpayers 600 muillion |Sutton, Mrs, Lynn D. Allen aad | | fl | dollars in lost training costs dur. |Mrs. Floyd Andrews. | ing the past 18 months, District 2 — Ernest Huthwaite, | \Ted Koella Jr., Mrs. Frederick C., | Revealing that the turnover of|7: 1. Mrs. Daniel T. Murphy Jr., | ‘incoming young officers flying B- ’ ONE LOT ONE LOT is hen mew penched 40 per cont] es, Tree W. Troms, r District 3 — Norman Barnard, | 's Oxfords | Men’s- Oxfords |= 2-5 tis % = Scar _| Men r xfor ds baw hea, ie thelr ete 38 orig. Richard Van. Dusen, Mn : oe Farrell E. Roberts and Mrs. M _ Regular $6.00 Value | Regular $8.00 Value} “Tis sale to assume. Mansfield got Norion, mee } ‘limit beyond which’ a man cannot | District Rg seh ag C. Kern Jr., | other words, our professionals win |? \Mrs. Robert Lamb, Mrs. John | a ‘ Not Exactly as Pictured Not Exactly as Pictured ‘Schock and Mrs. Harry Henderson. | + + . 7 |s0on be grounded without younger) mn . ‘men to replace them, “unless | District 5—Arthur G. Elliott Jr., 2-Piece Spring Filled 5-Piece. Chrome prompt action is taken to raise the George A. Dondero, Donald A. . pay of SAC personnel.” Brown, Mrs. Grand D. Maudlin, | : Boys’ 4-Buckle Arctics . . *3” * Te ta Po | ys ' ss bury. = sively trained young men turn in/tiders to closed-circuit TV. | Stressing that the B4Ts will be|?: Kings Reg. $59.95§ 3 9 Choice of Colors oe = jour strongest Gelense weagen for) oiaean, Wi ines a fea . fj Open Monday and Friday Nights ‘til 9 P.M. | %me time ‘ come, he declared: hsigan, Mrs. Christina Greene, Mrs. | — 1 3-Pc. BEDROOM SET = jz: ere | Ly; Ul LG UH Pontiac | Full size bookcase bed, double dresser, Ba is in excess of $300,000 dottars| Helen Bonner and Mrs. Bruce Gar- chest, mirror. Limed oak or gray. HATCHET DAYS Ness for us to make the service so) It’s the TRUTH the whole TRUTH and nothing but the TRUTH . . . These are great junattractive that we lose these| . . | valuable airmen at the end of) TV on English Trains Reg. $ their hitch.” | LONDON—English Pailways are $] 59 9 5 Mansfield said SAC is such/trying to’ attract passengers by : ° ‘ “hard duty” that after the three-|putting in television sets at both’ 73 North | Sacha Street year enlistment period, the expen-|ends of the cars and treating ry —— A eta —Reg: Price - $169.95 Not Exactly‘as Pictured bargains anywhere! By George, what buys! And what a selection. Honest, it’s the prectest. We've chopped down prices all through the store. Result: Fabulous values £ 5.P j ECE or you and your family. Hurry in early! . Reg. $14.95 Ne 3 : SIINK RED— —NAME BRAND Bl 7 +-WOOLITE ‘. OUTFIT iT bs — 2 er Soap | we i iS *4 To wash wool socks, shirts, sweat- : SOLID ee hnied sits “Aihara, bon Includes 2 single beds, nana chest, desk and chair. 3 sa Reg. Price $ | $159.95 yay ' Not Exaetly as Pictured . a 2-Tone Studio SEGATIAAL. COUCH || CHAIRS With Plastic Arms Reg. $29.95 . Reg. $69.95 sgge || 2% "90 : suclidy of Cobeonl 2! Choice of fabries and colors. Use the Ward-Way Credit Plan. “No payment if lek or * Take to 2 fall eat of work! @ NO SHRINKING @ NO MATTING @ NO BLOCKING $ ae Wools, ploids, cinco’ $s, quilt and poplin lined. Semedly styled in many smart colors. So easy to wear and care for. | | | Reg. $1.50 Values to $39.95 *5* ie 99: Wool. Suits 2 i aa = fou a aly 4 ea HE Ee ‘Nationally Advertised Ladies Blouses You'll recognize these famous brands as soon as you see them. You'll be amazed at these ridiculously low HATCHET _ DAY prices. Hurry while they last. Reg. t to $6.99 ana including lig tome ind Blousson. This price hag really been axed. | OPEN MON., mit, SAT. TO9 P.M, ae {BURTON'S reese TS N. ‘SAGINAW St. en <2 PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 20, 1958, 0 2 ‘ to charges: ‘of falsifying: her el under land were to six months . ‘Parents Placed i dal but the sentence was. sue is miOn Probation, ~~ ‘bation for a year. otal ‘a ROLLA, Mo. —Mi. and Mts. |New York Harbor pa oo has filed Ha | of Thomas Ellwood have been put oni ioe kee charges of |probation for letting their 12-year.|D@lays. Ship’s Docking 8FBEs of grave misconduct than lold denghter: merry Jamnee, Harrie. «>: mst Povl Bang-Jensen for re- as J NEW YORK if — . ly . viet _ jan, old-age pensioner who is 67. York Harbor yes , ugarian revolt wit ¥ Pat the docking of a N es eae —< Nee were from rp ee Tee eh tal oe. l marriage wasito wait for rked tugs— iam Ont we commie that be bur thejanmlled subsequently. Patsy walbehind. schedule cane Ta catenins sae on Gsciplinary list in front of a U.N. secretariat|made a ward of the state and'bor floes. — pA anagy witness. Hammarskjold agreed|placed in a foster home. Harris t.# a : PRA ge ae with another committee finding |was sentenced to six months in| The 15,000-ton Towle was one of hed & fob. If teed “ that the Danish diplomat was ir- jail for conspiring to falsity her 10 vessels which left here last fall en, charges wpa pF in his handling of the|age on the marriage license, jwith supplies for scientsists and Bang ewensen’s cen-ilist and had exceeded his author-|which said she was 18. Navy poneuel wintering near the > 7 wating 8 _4. Patsy's parents pleaded guilty!South Po @ Bees 5: 30° Friday Evenings 10298 © M. Prices drastically reduced on many items! _ ~~ Look for the Red Tags and savel __ ltem - Now a. > . 9” G-E Portable TV Set....$ 99.95 $ 79.00 Menge Ges Range... $199.95 $149.00 a 14"G-EPortable TV Set... $149.95 $114.00 | Automatic Toaster |... si495 $1038) § JOO 21" G-E Table Model TV ::: $209.95 $189.00 Westinghouse ‘Roaster Oven $ 49.95 $ 38.33/" | 2 G-E Portable Hadio ........ $ 24.95 $ 19.00 | Westinghouse Fry Pan..°...§ 29.95 $ 19.335 _VM'Tape Recorder ........ $199.95 $139.00 | G-E Percelator ...........$ 24.95 §$ 17.338 G-E Automatic Dish Washer. .$229.95 $189.00 | Electric Blanket 2m", $ 24.95 § 18.33) : $ 48.00 5 12.33 % Ladies’ Flannel Lined SRlatan Hater «5.9985 “HATCHET pRYS CLEARANCE SPECIALS | Now when you open o Aelti amelddeoltiale® Cc irr q "y 4 r add to o ap he LE alekis of 19.95 0] a 0210) @ cere ALUMINUM CASSEROLE, A *3.49 VALUE " Beautitul, Handy P Electric Space Heater te $ 16.95 21" GE , TV ' i 199° [I ‘LL. Built-in Antenna &. Aluminized "4 Picture Tube 5 able ~~ . i, High Contrast, Dark Safety Windew 5. Big, Easy te Watch Pictore 4. Dyna power Speakers PP Priday PARALLEL Special Items at Downtown Store Only! ! | HATCHET DAYS | & One Group Boys’ Broadcloth Pajamas Regular $2.98 . ae Our Gets MEN’S SUITS Regular to. $65 $5 15°25, ¢ Ladies’ Shetland Sweaters SPECIAL GROUP Men’‘s SLACKS JEANS J 97 yc 1/ 2 off Reg. $14.95 Special Group Boys’ Slacks Values to $7.98 Y/ otf ) Special. Group BOYS’ SUITS : SPORT COATS Reg. $24.98 & $29.98 Y/ ot Ladies’ Regular $13.95 =i ‘Snow Boots Men’s Portage Shoes Regular $12.95 Men’‘s | Toe Rubbers Better Hurry $400 $60 Skillfully detailed by Italian craftsmen, ee : holds a 2-quart heat-proof glass bowl. BAKING DISH... ICE BUCKET... Scbediaent stem bee on mia pia Double-constructed bottom and lid provide. : insulation for hot-or-cold serving. Use NUT OR CANDY SERVER... Red as ice bucket or for hot baked dishes. FRUIT BOWL . . . FLOWER BOWL} Warning i Makes attractive fruit bowl. Hurry— Signal y ; TAA Site tod coty See Matted time! wuld oot light plugs inte dash “Vumatched Value . er Rock-Bottom Price! “Goon freak Trade now and save! Now is your opportunity,to save on ‘brand- new tires. Goodyear’s famous Triple- - Tempered 3-TSuper-Cushions are priced - way down. Trade now for safer, easier- _ riding 3-T Super-Cushions. Extra strength, fe ‘PRICES Low SAVINGS longer wear, better traction . . “unbeatable low price. Come in — ar reiit . ot an *. 1 Bavew ry ae 4-in-1 Nickel 49‘| Plated Screwdriver $]77 Shock resistant, wa Pp! suction cup base. A le in € or 12-y lastic dome. Rubber All Weather 4 - SERVICE STORE. 30 Ss. Coss ; —_- — 4 if Bc _ FE 5-6123 BP a Pg . . ips Lj e “ia = * ‘ a. = Sensational Clearance Values at Downtown and Miracle Mile Shop the STOR Downtown Daily 9:30 \to 5:30. _ Mon, & Fri. to 9:00 si. 95 f s2-vour $15.95 ; HBT. quality interchangeable =k, FAT Reg. to $17:98 Ladies’ Robes........:..¥% Off. adel liedl "hie keke ne ‘Pay_ as Low oo fag | Men's 1 snd 2-Pe. Winter | poe te $15.00 Lodies’ Car Coats........1%4 Off | tales’ Winter workshop. $1.25 per wt | Underwear Reg. to $14.98 Ladies’ Fur Blend Sweaters. . V2 Off COATS Reg. to 1 Reg. ] $8.98 Off to $75.00 | Off /2 Men’ s Sidiebowl and Jackets Y. 2 "Men's Reg. to $39.95 1 Lies -| LONG SLEEVE — 4 ee Y. 2 orf SKIRTS ee Reg. to $39.98 Lodies’ D Ve Off ~~ $E00 . to 4 fe ee ree Ve ve : bp fh Ve Off Reg. to $24.98 Children’s Snow Suits... Off sane 5 | 3 Reg. to $ 2.98 Boys’ Winter Cops........ V2 Off : ar , Reg. to $.2.98 Boys’ Flonnel Shirts... Va OFF ae : — Reg. to $ 5.98 Boys" Cordurey Shirts. .... V2 Off : Lined Jeans COATS 5 ’ foo ny Ang “MEN S TOPCOATS poy Vp) ot Reg. to $75 Wy . Off , _ Boys’ Jackets and —_— : 2S: Suburban Coats Reg. to $13.00 Men's Ski Sweaters.....-. Ve Off DRESSES Reg. to $19.95 Men‘'s Robes............ V2 Off : pe \ Off Reg. to $12.00 Men’s Crew Neck Shetlands 2 Off big $ 390 & Reg. to $ 2.98 Men's Winter Cops. :..... V, Off 3 ee Modern Way— “Use a Convenient Lion Charge — ~— With Optione arms - HOURS: wie Miracle Mile . ‘Deily 12 te 9 Soturdéy 10 to 9 + ae ‘ . : \ ‘ oe J ma a : ‘ | Sweaters POs r Your Choice—Values $6.95 O Several Ladies’ $45.00 Dress Jackets I da ca, Up to $16.95 Value NOW [that's what I want to know.” : —" “You've got to be. careful what| x *& you eat in this house,” said Mr. “I thought you'd recognize him, j |Crackenthorpe to Miss Marple.| Elspeth!” she said. “No. Don’t say | “Two of my sons have been mur-/another word.” H idered like flies. Who's doing it— (Concluded Tomorrow) * * * * “Dén't tet him put you off,” saiaiV-S- Tourists Hit Peak, Cedric, handing the plate once more to Miss Marple. “A touch of _Im arsenic improves the complexion, tion and Naturalization Service re-! rainy a as you don’t hav ictates citizens departing for Eu-| ate psec linn boy,” said old | yostwar high in 1956 of 576,108, an. ,, increase of 9.6 per cent over 1955. Poco me bo be official taster? There was a 3.3 per cent rise in) = . Pere Eves, sea travel and a 15 per cent gain He took a sandwich and put if jin air travel. STAPP IS . «+ present these... OPPORTUNITY FEBRUARY 16 to MARCH | | Savings frden 20” .60" - REGARDLESS OF PATTERN CHOICE BUY NOW... your onighats service for joy in ; daily family dining as well as entertaining. EXTRA SPECIAL TOY Reg. $22.95; TRACTORS >> BICYCLES Boys’ and girls’: 24” American made. bicycles, sturdy construc- tion with middle size tires. — eT rw" VvvvTVwwe YY. Reg. $ $49.95 SALE 3 7” Boys’ 26” Tornado Bicycles i daw $39 > Doll Buggies, Reg. $16 95.360. Sale $11. 95 ‘ 4 ’ Table and Chairs Sets, Reg. $14.95, Sale $9.95 i Car Kits, Reg. $1.50........... .. Sale 49¢ § ? Other Car Kits, Reg. $3.95. . .. Sale 98c , 4 Antique Gun, Reg. $5.95 .......... Sale 98c ¢ » 4-Ft. Glider, Reg. 49c....,........ Sale 19¢ 3 ; Moccasin Kit, Reg. $2. 98. TrTre rT. Sale 98c ‘ 2-Tube Radio Kits, Reg. $14.95. ... Sale $8.95 it Hats 99*« Men's Fur Nationally Known Brand Felt Hats Meet Rappy Dress Snappy + 9 S. SAGINAW. ST, rf TT", eTuwrTTereTCwCrlCCerTCwerCwCCrTewewewewrTewwrwewewwewewwww ns ‘w= : 21 Pairs Infants’ High Shoes and Rubbers s and Slippers. Narrow’ widths. 2 Pair Values to $4.95 21 Pairs Growing Girls’ Dress Shoes Sizes 4A-9'2A > Sew Values — ; to $7.95 21 Pairs Boys’ School Shoes ’ Children’s — Water —. % Reg. $2.75 Angel Doll, Reo. $3.49... . Sale $1.98 § Sale $1 98 4 ‘ee eee oe ll al *eeeeee Miso MARY OTHER ITEMS OVER 50% OFF SCARLETT’S BICYCLE SHOP { = aS oe ee > » > 4 , > 4 4 > i Bible Art Paint by Number Kit, Sets f a) eee Sale $2.95 { : * Chocks train ties from tiene , 248- “1 oe = Values $ 7 2 2 4 to $9.95 Pr, All Sales Final AT OUR DOWNTOWN STORE ONLY Not al! sizes in all styles . - . come in, look them over. Buy On Easy “Terms 4 20E. Lawrence St: + FE 27221 FRED N. PAULI GO. _“SAVE BY THE SET” | Come in... choose the set oat suited to your re- qui ren ‘ eS 8 pt ms in lnsurions weight sterling f or ‘Testing § in peaaraprek: 3 Add-on pieces available in open 13 exquisite patterns. | tee Ge SOLID SILVER WITH BEAUTY THAT LIVES FOREVER wing $120.00 only “100 Pontia's Oldest Mashog Store JUVENILE BOOTERIE | 2 w. Huron St. FE 27281 4 STAPP s) a “oonMy | The Store Whers daly Count A ), . i . ss % a - a ee ; , TWENTY-NINE UP. GOES THE MOON. Oi DOWN GO PRICES.,“*,. | During HATCHET DAYS § “$19.95 All Wool Quilt: Lined Coats. Cut to $5 00 100% Lambs Wool CREW NECKS Valk Now $4.00 BOYS’ WOOL COATS AND JACKETS Quilt Lined $10 and $15 Values NOW 1 Group Only 100% WOOL TWEED TOPCOATS ens “ $] 500 BOYS’ PRE-EASTER SUIT and SPORT COAT SALE! 100% Wool Suits Stripes, Flannels, ivy styling. Va Price ~ee ae 100% WOOL SPORT COATS ait acy 1% ~~ 100% WOOL Odds and Ends Flannel PANTS - Shirt Sale Reg. $12.95 ieee Your Cheice Frcslals: : +6” sie $700 ‘| 100% Wool, Belted Back «£32 CHESTERFIELD Joy. OVERCOATS in Novy Blue $99” | 2- PANT SUIT ~ Sensationally A Reg. sf Mira now $ 29” ONLY Both ord of Ponts Mm Reg. $59.95 “es % Price | QUESTION: Where did a Jones’ Locker” get its + mame? ie place at the bottom of the sea where the souls of idrowned sailors are supposed to go, Davy’s original name is said to have been “duffy Jonah.” A “duffy” is a king of West! Indian negro ghost, and in some mysterious and unknown way! | this word became linked to the name “Jonah,” which had be- jeans a symbol of bad luck. Although Davy Jones is spoken of as a sea-devil, seamen are apt to regard him as more kindly | | than evil. I to store supplies. It is not difficult to imagine why oldtime | ‘seamen thought of Davy Jones as watching over his collection’ of souls in some underwater hideout, or “Locker.” ‘all they needed of wind and water on deck, and were glad to | get down to their cramped quarters when it was time to go be- 1 low. No doubt they felt that to spend eternity in a cozy locker! was more attractive than being washed around in the open spaces of the sea. At any rate, we will find references to ad Jones back to the year 1718. imagination_a_workout, in the way our artist used his in the! picture above. Draw your own picture and color it, using pale’ watery colors like light blues and greens. j Tenn., for which he Wins $10. Send your question on a postcard newspaper. Tomorrow: What are snakes good for?) _THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, FEBRU ARY 20, 1958 +) — Junior ‘Editors Quiz on- LEGENDS rent HY ye Oe e a) ‘ * +£¢+ Answer: Most of you know that “Davy Jones’ Locker” {s al “Locker,” in sailor talk, means a small space aboard ship used) Sailors had) ~*~ wk * FOR YOU TO Do: Use the idea of Davy Jones to give your. * *. * (Today’s question comes from Edward Hester of Soddy, | | ncluded TUXEDOS RENTED” fo ONN’S :: CLOTHES | tae eR A, AN“ mt | BY: aginaw | i NOTICE! Emergency Sale! Friday Morning Special CASHMERE and © _ WOOL HOSE sae? 1 of imported and prestige American Brands of Men’s Apparel: Suits, Sport Coats, Slacks, Outercoats, Sportswear | and Furnishings All Items in the Store 1/4 to to Mrs. Violet Moore Higgins, AP Newsfeatures, in care of this, inflation Catches Up |With First Airplane - «© *£ @ “gyn else, the airplane too|Imc.). which is producing the first) | century. | Wright Brothers used to inaugu-'said the $25,000 will be spent in irate air flight 54 years ago cost | making 64 molds of parts to be | only about $1,000, a plastic model cast. ,0f that rickety ship is costing a toy’ imanufacturer some $25,000. The firm (Monogram Models, CHICAGO (INS) — Like most| gone up in the last half a/plastic model ever built of the | Kitty Hawk plane to mark the an- | Whereas the plan which the |niversary of Wilbur Wright's solo, ~ NECKLACES FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY 2&3String PRARL and Other Costume Jewelry 39¢ are you WaSting the beauty of your diamonds? 39¢|| Settings that are out-of-date hide the beauty of your diamonds... make them appear smaller! One of our new, modern settings will revel their full size and brilliance . . . bring you new compliments and admiring glances! See our large selection of custom-type mountings now ... or let us design One to suit your special needs. No obligation , tb samara of course, ER men’s store e 15 North Saginaw St. ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! cP ASN AORTA ESE STOO IE on’ az ENE NEI poe FULLY AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC BLANKETS ~ DOWNTOWN | ONLY t PERFECT F QUALITY SEAMLESS NYLONS [OMe is famous blanket will be a joy for years. Made by a top mill. Guaranteed for 2 age we mechanical defects. inches Exceptionat value! > 1 “oe Control ; mesh 36” Sample Cate and Tier Curtains . . Much better quality ....«+ Pe re 45” and 54” California Toppers . 24x70" SLIM JIM Penney’s fashions a beoutiful bare-leg, look with Seamless C ©, nylons (they out-compare any | nylons in the country). Con- ® ventional or non-run micro- % 166 2 { By kitchen tiebacks ..6+- cee cceeeeeeeesrees ; @ Avisco Rayon 4 S Sasetapen pee ee ere ree ‘ @ Six Colors i Aye Mochine Wesh SECOND FLOOR = FOR INFANTS: Ess 9. 88 60 Dozen Gauze Diapers . ‘ ‘ 20 x 40’ perfect quality... <. eiedies se tied 120 packs... Receiving Blankets... Infants’ Orlon Sweaters. . Seer eee eer Ft Hever eseeus — — — 72 Only... button front 175 pairs. Sizes 1 to 3. . . Cotton Vests... te... «0 sams. .to 2..... Cord Cra gimme Vo GO Sic cnt tc ctessccvuexs pees -1 168 only... Knitted ee and | eet 5, Gowns... FW 6 05%. sees | FOR GIRLS: 4 181 only... Girls’ Sweaters . 7 to 14—bulky knits, orlons, pentons ae . Girls’ Pajamas... . cotton knits... 1 80 pairs.. Cotton flannels . . Sizes 3 to 6x Orion Sweaters... slipovers, CarGiMene a... cx c eee ence ee ce wes 4-175 only Infants’ 1-Piece Netted Sleepers 7 plastic feet, sizes 1-6, lined.... : 48 only ... Girls’ Cotton Dresses... a eee eee eee Wemen's Weel or Quilt Lined sae Jackets... Reduced Pee ee ee ee a ee ee OP Pe oP eee eee eee eee eee ee | 3 MAIN FLOOR | FOR MEN: , 21 Only... Crew Neck and Ski Sweaters... SM, beweRh, ive cccn> tenses “4% | 75 Pairs... Slacks .. | 150 Only. ‘ long sleeves Wash ‘n Wear Dacron/Rayon -29 to 42 . Bulk Acetate —_ Shirts... er eee oe ee ee eee ee: 3 37 Pairs...100°% Wool Flannel Slacks... re re eee ee ee ee ee err) | Women’ s Leather Dress Gloves . } Fur- lined, susd@, BIGSKIN 5. 656i cose dees vases | Special! Women’s Leather Casual Shoes... . AA-B Widths ayes ye Wool SPORT COATS @ Terrific Buy $44 oe ee ee ee ee ee a oe 2 a + TOD. 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Reg. 149.96, he eke ee a Bran@ New HOTPOINT Stor Refrigers 99.95, 2 only oor eee eee eeeee eit TT Tt Pees ie on ee ee _in a - schedules, and at the beginning i “be the featured entertainer for the 4 * ’ se : | _THE PON TIAC PRESS | 5 foe THURSDAY, FRERUART 20, 1958 THIRTY-ONE | ¥ ——— Swelling Ranks Makes Problem Student Enrollment Up From 1,560 to 6,070 in Past Ten Years By MARY CELINSKE Farmington Correspondent FARMINGTON—The entire com- plexion of Farmington has changed __in the past decade, and nowhere is, this change more evident than in|. its schools, Ten years ago gee! students at-| tended one, two The present Farmington Junior} High, which was built in 12918, housed all grades, 1 through 12. At that time, value of all school buildings in the district, exclusive # land and equipment, was $571,- Now dine are eight modern ele- mentary schools, a new high school and a junior high. And two ‘new elementary schools are under construction. ~ Nine‘of these buildings are being enlarged, and sites have been pur- chased, or are being negotiated Yr, for eight more. All but two! of-the-1i. schools now in use were opened since 1951, “* * *¥ The district's buildings are now valued at $4,250,000. Voters in the} district have approved bend issues totaling $8,458,000 in the past seven years, and the school board ex- pects to ask them for $1,500,000 more next month, Enrollment in the district has in- creased from 1,560 in 1947 to have repeatedly projected future enrollment. Lgebene vog' ig Law dieting district growth tne ‘tess almost uncanny, It , alii as accurate, there wn be tion : enrolled for the 1963-64 school year, and classrooms must be rpady for them, * * * In 1949, Middiebelt and Ten-Mile elementary schools were built. In 1951, a new senior high school was constructed. In 1952, with most added to the senior high school. The following year, the district borrowed $1,500,000 more and in 1955 opened Eagle, Gill and Shia- During 1956, with $2,000,000 to: spend, the board began seeking new sites and building more schools, and in 195T opened a new junior high and two new elemen- tary schools. Construction also was started on schools and addi- tions to all existing schools in the district, with the exception of the three new ones opened in ‘this school year. School_members say they néw are looking ahead toward the con- struction of another junior high school in the northeast section of the township; as well as six more elementary schools. Their battle is. not yet won, they say. Most first and second graders are still on half-day of the year, even junior high stu- dents were on balf days until their new school was opened, Farmington’s tremendous growth and its problems are no isolated instance. School boards and other governing bodies throughout the metropolitan area are facing the same problems. The rural areas have become Suburbia. Banquet fo Feature Flint’s ‘Singing Cop ROCHESTER — Flint's “Singing Cop,” -Lt Wilburn Le Gree, will Father-Daughters-Sons Banquet to) be held at 7 p.m. today in St. Paul Methodist . Church. - /~. & &: Speaks Vows at great burden from overcrowded é FIRST SCHOOL — Who said the past? The Fairview. School (above), built in 1836, was Farming- ton Township's first school. It is still in use today. SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL — Construction of rooms were added in 1953. This is the way the the new Farmington High School in 1951 lifted a : facilities. More PONTIAC, MICHIGAN ae “es Saas farmington ‘Schools Try: to Match Increasing Demand Remand Youth in Fatal Stabbing : 1» @youth will land trials degree murder in the bing this th of another youth following % P teen-age dance, in the ~ school loeks today, counts of second-degree and assault with intent to kill was Robert — ot 10441 Fanwood Burnside’s companions when Witl-! a Aid for Hickey Family A. — The fur seal in Antarctica is al- most extinct due to uncontrolled will be served. Plea of Innocent Entered ROYAL OAK vTOWNsHip: -- Allian C. Johnson, 17, of 8112 Clover- T-year-old Royal On Township|dale, ‘Royal Oak Township,’ was second- stabbed outside the Township Com- tal stab- munity Buikling, 21075 Wyoming. — secutor ‘LeRoy W. MclIntee ‘said Standing mute yesterday to|the identities of the two have not murder|been determined. 2 Dr. Exchanging Uniforms ‘ORTONVILLE — A Girt, Scout entered ef innocent Ree Uniform Exchange has been ‘in- township jail without, benefi¢ of |stituted by Mrs. K. B. Faust, neigh- She asks that both Girl Scouts Ss and Brownies hav.ng outgrown un- iforms they wish to sell, trade or were named in the warrant &S donate get in touch with hers .~ Cubs to Hold Banquet ORTONVILLE—A kitthen show- 135 will hold its fifth annual han- er will be held at 7:30 p.m. Satur-|quet tonight at the Brandon School day at the Brandon Grange for cafeteria. Some 250 persons are the Virgil Hickey famly whose! expected. A film of the Valley home burned to the ground Sun-|/Forge Jamboree will be shown, day. Everyone is invited. Re-|and four Weblos will receive grad- freshments uation certificates. * * * 4 Assistant Oakland County Pro- ORTONVILLE — Cub Scout Pack AUDREY LEE STEPHENS Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Stephens of 3186 Margaret St., Auburn ~ Heights, have announced the en- gagement of their daughter, Au- drey Lee, to Richard T. Gronski, son of Mr. and Mrs, Frank Gron- ski of 6821 Westaway St., Roch- ester. A fall wedding is being planned, Glacier National Park is in a mountainous region in northwest- ern Montana. It contains over 200 lakes fed by glaciers. School Vote Totals Approved by Board WALLED LAKE — The Walled Lake Board of Education has canvassed and approved the vote totals in Monday's special school election in which a two million dollar bond issue won approval of the electorate. The board also decided to ac- cept bids on the purchase of four 60-passenger school buses at its regular meeting March 10. Bids were awarded to the In- ~\ternational Venetian Blind Co, to furnish curtains for six rooms at Wixom at a cost of $898, installed. The National Time and Signal company won the bid for an auto- matic bell system—at-Wixom. * * * The board secretary was in- structed to write a letter to the Save Our Schools Committee thanking it for its support of the bond issue. Plans for the proposed junior high school will be submitted to Oakland Housing, Inc, for its ap- proval as per agreement when the site was purchased. Bouvet Island (area 22 square colony of Norway. the one-room school js a thing of Miss Gail Bogart. toler City IMLAY CITY — Gail Marie Bogart and Donald ‘Manns spoke their nuptial vows Saturday in an tional Church here, with the Rev. John H, Balfour officiating. “to *& * The bride is the daughter of 260 River St, Mr. and Mrs, Alva Wannermaker of Brown City are the parents of the - bridegroom. Gail wore a white floor-length gown of lace and net, with bouf- fant skirt. Her fingertip veil was of lace, and she carried a bouquet of white carnations and red rosebuds, Patricia LePard was the maid of honor, and Bonnebelle Withum of 52 Lapeer, a cousin, was the brides- maid, Theodore Wannermaker served his brother as best man, Ustiers were Larry Bogart and Walter Richards - Jr, . * * * After the ceremony, a reception was held in the VFW Hall. Following their honeymoon trip to Canada, the newlyweds will make their home in Brown City. sta epee: eet oihee g Lt. Le Gree fins been with th} churches, Gommunity sings, youth rallies and such affairs as tonight's banquet, Beg averages 85 churches a year, and 100 to 150 religious programs, in addition to Ss police safety *. * 8 oe é ! Mr, and Mrs, Norval Hart man of Roscommon, formerly of Pontiac, have afinounced the engagement of their daughter, Joyce Ann Siderman, to James D. Lake, son of Mr, and Mrs, Ted Cady of Center street, evening ceremony at Congrega-| Mr, and Mrs, Homer Bogart of; Mrs, ‘Mt Set for Spring Plan Three Studios for Colored Video at Site in Southfield SOUTHFIELD TOWNSHIP — Construction of station WXYZ's four million dollar quarters at 10- Mile road west of Northwestern highway will begin early in the spring, station president, James G. Riddell, said today, The Austin Company of Detroit, which _ has- constructed . similar buildings for WXYC in New York and Chicago, expects to complete |< ~ a” in about ——. Ride, Fs 7 vision studios, direé radio stu- F WXYZ's present station in the|- Maccabees Building, Detroit; will be abandoned, Riddell said. Approximately 40 acres of the! 104-acre tract of land on 10-Mile road will be used by the station for its studios and* antenna. The remainder will be subdivided. The property was recently re- zoned from residential to com- mercial use, County Births meV CES announce the tof @ son, Henry Jay, i, a St a was born to Mr. and —— en- i, Maree om. Holly. No ‘wedding dale has been set. slaughter by whaling ships, , Work on Station; Plans call for thmge clor;teles | Nl : on the large jar of this _ Special Sale Jar while supplies last! : Not a powder! Not a grind ! But millions of tiny “FLAVOR Bus’ of real coffee, ready to burst instantly into that famous Maxwell House flavor! | "WHAT A WONDERFUL DIFFERENCE THAT “FLAVOR BUD” FLAVOR MAKES miles) is a south Atlantic Ocean - : *, j / Sy * 2 = F :: ¢ . a “4 aks e ; i e THIRTY-TWO : ne pee : ar. PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Mae Scicbaceel ——— Vide Adera'leing taste 19 the, calle. Grown-ups 88|Mytfin Cups for Eggs b make «itt dough. Turn ort on)Peqs Add Taste, Color Tart Cherie Brighton — Pee Kids Adore Icing well ag children wit Uke tt. J pt ne \Gov't Booklet Gives Fill Corn read = lightly floured board or preparedis. Fish.Rice Casserole | Who cares whether Washington = ae mes | Magie Peanat Butter Frosting y ishes Hi He Di With Cheese ‘cloth ‘and knead gently a a really) cut a cherry tree? With = Of Peanut Butter [az eu,, ase ean vressant sin} gus baked in English muttins ints on Heart Diets 7 na Mixtore eR ee Unde Sam's agri ren ;|Michigan’s cherry orchards we = es ; . eveam—style_peanut Divide dough parts. are E es for every PS 4 , 7 should 6 by 9 inch iad al month a Ltde poole wsaly the cake|"Graquiy air evetoned_ cones te, Here's & tay ds and People with heart trouble In the: mood to bale '« amushiirertungie Mix. tue, pfekis(@t 2? | ra cane Of poet m peer: : 2 they practically always like pea-idensed milk info peanut butter inlCw ‘centers from muffins almost |*7Od over - eating by cutting down). ni oy : rea , encourage put butter, and they're all cow-/top of double boiler; mix ‘well.itq the bottom, using a cookie cut-|0" foods high in calories, says wikina ‘Tere Qqueiee . Boys at heart. So d cake frosted,Cook over rapidly boiling water,|ter” Spread muffin centers and|Publication No, 537 of U.S. Public oBionact , es with peanut butter frosting, with Stirring constantly, until thick, /rimmed muffins - with melted or|Health Service, ghana a gy -inch om now. : _™ little: toy cowboys riding around, 2bout 15 minutes. on ene Cleese butter, * * * ~| 3 teaspoons double acting baking pow- x Ohe ‘ 2 canned it, is sure to make them shout)SOled cake, | Break an egg into center of each| The booklet suggests: “You can|“t cesscen salt : at with glee. _|mutfin. Cover with a spoonful of|perhaps substitute fruits for rich) % cup shortening : pie * * * T Fl ed Cheese cream and a generous sprinkling|desserts and limit starchy and) 1 can (7 ounces) r are packed The easiest things are often the)" of grated process cheese. Bake in|fatty foods to one moderate gerv-| {arsined) ny ew best; peanut butter frosting made} When serving cottage cheese as|® moderate oven for about 15 min-|ing each meal.” X (Su exgled ‘sharp ehediar ‘eh then add ‘ - with sweetened condensed milk is}a dressing or accompaniment to|vtes, or until eggs are saft-cooked + &. & Met tmantear Ge finer st such as 303 size one of those things. Spread it be-|fruit salads, add a tablespoon or/@md set. Serve toasted centers, The booklet, published in 1957, eee peas; 2 ¢ pie. tween and on top of layers made|two of urisulphured molasses to a too. is 5c from Superintendent of Doc-/baking powder. and salt. the mixture Lge from a mix or by your own recipe./cup of the cheese. The sweet and uments, Washington 25, D. C. (Ref-|shortening until fine. Add : serole; . mo ‘ee It is creamy smooth and spreads|“taffy” flavored molasses gives Add thytne to the water in which erence: The Food You Eat andjmix lightly with a fork until dry bread crumbs Py in beautiful swirls, and it reallyja new taste interest ee ee Cemer qeeme be fore broil-| Heart Disease, Publicatien No, 537,|ingredients are dampened; add grees until adds distinction as well as good, cheese, ing them, Public Health Service). little more’ milk if necessary happy ie Koala Kist WHOLE KERNEL f eee. | Merio’s Creamettes a WOLF RIVER Cut jac Te eee Oh UFFED OLIVES) Eibow Macaroni WAX BEANS $10” “10 Ls 10 ; Steele Brand PORK'& BEANS e PINTO BEANS' HOMINY © MUSTARD GREENS = BLACKEYE PEAS KIDNEY BEANS TURNIP GREENS LIMA BEANS NORTHERN BEANS = 1Q°: wl x ih * ) hs PLUMROSE | | ~ DEVILED HAM oe whippedtopping °-- + — milk! Here's how: : * * : —~ ___ 4 —— topping to dress up the ie ee ee Yes, you cari really WHIP this wonderful nonfat dry Beat % cup dry stariac, % cup COLD WATER, 1 tablespoon LEMON JUICE, 1 teaspoon VANILLA in a deep Bowl until mixture is stiff, about 8 minutes. Gradually add 3 cmereenss SUGAR, continue beat Makes about 3% cups of light, velvety and thrifty Use Borden's Starlac for all ipes. Drink it, too, and get ail the proteins, B vitamins, calcium and other minerals o of finest pasteurized milk. They're the heart of milk — Starlac. About 8¢ A QUART inthe 12-qt. family-size package teeeaeeeeesereseeseneesavedereresesersevbaveoens Cocccceccens ee. . Chit before serving. simplest dessert. your made-with-milk ‘rec- Seeeereerereseveces SPO Cee eeecesees 7 / | | jout beautifully . But in the past few years classes jent in the above picture. Not oly), -|large bowl. Beat untfl smooth and Time was that oily bakeries put decorated in cake decorating have become popular all over country, We know that in the Pontiac area the ~ school classes are always proce we talked. with' a grad- uate of one of these ‘classes, Mrs. |* Franklyn Corella of Fox boulevard. EE? How well she succeeded is appar- does the cake have a flag on it, but also a small hatchet and treel! stump (cherry tree, of course). There are two acheets of ought about cake decorating. FF f a F +h : rey it i - eup shortenin, a cups sifted scndectinants sugar _ gi Ly salt % teaspoons vanilla Combine all ingredients in a cakes, Taw taste of the sugar. * * . ae This recipe for decorative frost- ing is a little different in that it calls for melted cocoa butter. Pur- chase that at the drug store. Decorative Icing 2% to 3 cups sifted confectioner’s me ny sattiaed butter . 1 teaspoon van: J eaepogn sal ter 2 teaspoons top milk or cream Add 1 cup sugar to the egg white This last recipe is not a dec- orating frosting. It is a delicious icing for any cake. Snowy Frosting 4 tablespoons butter % cup (% 15-02. can) qwoetoned con- Sif ceeePeres. cups Cream butter, Gradually stir in ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1 1958 2 tablespoons tablespoons parsley ippy Hamburgers ‘Mix. beet, ee ee garlic, wine : , olive oil, ii hly Seasoned —— jcetstup and erste, Shane te cake. “Delicious: way to. season ham- 4 rte ore Ss topper ° : Grilled Hamburgers large tage | corn muffins thirds . | vitamins and minerals of the cut slces of Bread’ with 2nch| isasaae "OM ato: regula white Hee, poise round cutter; brush with butte garlic Terushed) outer and bake in jit oven until golden. 1 keasposa. we coating of the bran removed, “It It's Alive — It's Fresh” _ 4-8 Ib. avg. 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AMERICAN BEAUTY Laboratory Controlled Quality Your Choice ee Ue Chicken of the Sea Light Meat TUNA FISH “ac 2. 5 . | CAN SAVE 8c ON BETTY CROCKER BISQUICK 1». 10-220 37° FLOUR ES 102 89 SAVE 8c EXTRA ON SHORT’NING SPRY WITH 10c OFF LABEL e 79: SPECIAL 5c OFF PACKAGE GIANT TIDE 69° Miracle Mile_ THE povtiAc PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1958 _ gourmet glamour thanks to its seasoning of all- spice, HOT POT SOUP — This main-dish soup com- posed of beef shin and fresh vegetables, takes on in these United States. Delicate Treat - : Italian Made k Among the treasurgd desserts. of | Italy, the amaretti or macaroon is} considered one of the most typical, } The deli-| cately almond: flavored crunchy goodness of the amaretti is no} doubt, well known to you, and) probably it's one of your favorite treats. | x * * This version of the Italian spe-| cialty which has been developed by Sugar Information, Inc., is rather easy to prepare. The only] ingredients you need are almonds, sugar, salt, egg whites and-almiond | lextract. The only real effort is; ichopping the nutmeats, and this’ can be haridled easily if you ml an ordinary nut. chopper. They're wonderful to serve with afternoon tea or as a delectable | accompaniment to fruit compote] dessert. Amaretti (Mac@roons) % pound blanched almonds 1 cup sugar Dash. of salt 2 egg whites %@ teaspoon almond extract Chop blanched almonds until} they are reduced to a powder. Add | sugar and salt and mix well. ~15-LB, BAG Borden's Potatoes ICE CREAM | V, Gal. 53 BANANAS s 10: i | Re ER OES HE EAGER EEE NCEE Ee W By Ps 8 9O FP F414 COW res —_—— Wonderful Soup for Cold Nights Tropical Spice Gives — Soup Distinctive. Flavor The trick that lifts soups andjminced onion. Cook until vege- stews into the out-of-the ordinary|tables are tender, about 20 min- class is, of course, the seasoning. | utes. The creative cook’s strongest sea-| Mix flour with the 1/3. cup water | soning ally is her spice shelf from until smooth and free from lumps which she selects the spices that/Add to soup and cook until slightiy |" soup is not only something a add distinctive flavor allure and/thickened, about 5 minutes. Serve | little different in the way of a the qualities of deliciousness andjat once, Yield: Approximately 20| combination, but it's-easier to pre- satiety. The spice allspice — ac-|servings or 6 quarts, pare than the number of ingredi- pemweid holy ok Pe “ad saat cask ents would at first indicate. You'll nutmeg and cinnamon — is par- need: ; ticularly well suited to the role of a glamorizing soups and stews. % eup minced onions ped First . cup min In Hot Pot Soup, which com- ‘Sha d s S canesin aa bines beef shin, fresh carrots and Then Baked $e Seeempaey Soe eup turnips, allspice provides the in- triguing flavor_highlight that will|—Pasy-way 1 make rolled cook-| 1% teaspoons salt bring plates back for “seconds.” ies, In Jamaica, West Indies is- | land from which most of the | ee j Bar Cookie 1 tablespoon bacon fat 3 slices crisp bacon Rolled Sugar Bars % pound butter or margarine 1% cups sifted confectioners sugar 1 eae (separated) 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 teaspoon grated lemon rind 1% cups flour % teaspoon salt ' pos een ee sugar Mix the flour to te with ota an or rotary grated cae tablespoons of ae and Cream butter and 1% cups con-| them add “the remaining milk. fectioners sugar. Reserve 1 table-| Blend with the vegetables and | spoon egg white; add remaining) Yesetable stock. Add the salt, ¢he egg white and the yolk with va-| STound black pepper and the ba- nilla and grated lemon rind to| ©0” fat. Cook until hot and slight- creamed mixture; mix well. Add| !¥ thickened. flour and salt; mix well and shape) dough into a ball; divide in half. Place one half between two! bowl. pieces of waxed paper dusted gen- érously with flour or on a well- floured pastry cloth. Roll out to! a rectangle about 74 by 10 inches. | Dip cutting edge of knife in’ flour! and cut into bars, each 1% by 2% inches. Mix 1 tablespoon reserved egg grocer’s ready-to-eat cake depart- soup fear jwhite with water and 1 teaspoon ment \%-inch thick. Spread slight- ¥% cup water ieonfectioners. sugar. Brush over ly estonia vannilla or chocolate | Combine first 6 ingredients in aitops of bars. Bake of greasedjice cream \-inch thick in bottom! 5-quart saucepan. Cover and -sim-| cookie sheet in moderate (350 de- lof pan. Cover with a second and_ mer 3 hours. Remove meat from grees) oven 12 to 15 minutes. Roll) ithird layer of ice cream and ba-|b soup and strain stock. Cut meaticut, glaze and bake other half of| jpana flip slices. Freeze. To serve) from bones and return to stock dough the same way. Makes 40/slice and serve plain or top with | along with. vegetables and instant’ cookies. la chocolate or fruit sauce. with the next three ingredients. the spice has myriad uses — from preserving meats to provid- ing thé basis for a pungent liq- weur and an exotic perfume In America we've learned al- most as mary ways to capitalize on aillspice’s F adaptability and charm- Included are such ideas as adding the whole dried allspice berries to long cooking dishes and using ground allspice to spike’ vegetable dishes, in bakéd delecta- bles ‘and as pick-up for fresh or stewed fruit desserts. Hot Pot Soup 5 pounds beef shin Cold water to ‘cover 1 teaspoon whole allspice “% teaspoon whole black peppers 3 whole red peppers 2% tablespoons salt 3 cups diced turnips 1 cup snap bean. cut in I-inch lengths ‘2 cups canned toma’ 1% tablespoons Instant minced onion ling the vegetable stock. ‘eae ‘Frosty Banana Slices A -new frozen dessert sugges- Fifty years ago, this beloved blending of richest chocolate wafers and velvety vanilla cream filling was born. Folks are still celebrating, and you're invited to be delighted, too! The original | cream-filled ~ chocolate cookie «+. for 50 years the finest made! . . \ Sunshine Bivens ioe. * Cream of fresh potato and car "Quickly Made —7 ups sited Nour teaspoons double acting chine pow- Peel and dice the potatoes a carrots and place in a saticepan | Cover and cook 10 minutes or until} | tender. Put through a sieve, sav-| Just before serving, crumble half|dry; fold in. Then fold in enough) \a slice of crisp bacon over each|0f the, remaining sifted dry in-| A rib-sticking dish for six:gredients to make a soft. dough. | tion. Slice banana flips from your} |dep- fat thermometer) or until a “TT teaspoon of Tabasco. Brush the } Beat egg whites until stiff but. not | dry. Fold almonds and sugar into egg whites. Add almond extract) and blend; Drop by teaspoons onto buttered | and floured cookie sheet. Sprinkle | with confectioners’ sugar. Allow | to stand 2 hours before baking. Bake in slow oven (300 degrees F.) jor until golden brown. Yield: 32. |macaroons, — Table King—14 Oz. CATSUP _Kounty Kist—No. 303 Can PEAS Dixi¢ BISCUITS DOG FOOD ee ae ie oe | Low Meat Prices Now at 3-Sisters”’ } ry Ground Beef 2“ 79° 9: | Choice Steaks Easy Doughnuts for Dunking The gang will appreciate these | homemade doughnuts — not too sweet, fine for dunking. Dunking Denghants : - -_ - >. - . - - - a — “ a ey ~ os ln > ~ - oe —- | | | * salt | 2 eges gt ta %% cup sugar 3 tablespoons corn oil 2 tablespoons lemon ‘juice % cup milk 1 quart corn ofl (for frying) Sift together the flour, baking) ‘powder and salt. Beat egg yolks |with rotary beater (hand or elec-| \tric) until thick and lemon colored. | | Gradually beat in sugar until very’ ‘light in color. Beating constantly, | iadd 3 tablespoons oil and lemon) ijuice alternately. Stir 2 cups of! \the sifted dry ingredients alter-/ |nately with milk into mixture. . | Beat whites until stiff bat not: Birds FIS H DINNERS i) SMELT 4u.97° wz. 39° Grade ’A’ Extra Large Cc CHERRY PIES 3 “" GRAPEFRUIT — 7 \Turn out on lightly-floured board; | |knead lightly until smooth. | Pat or roll out to %-inch thick-’ ness. Cut with floured Raps cutter. Heat 1 quart oil in 3-quart ‘heavy kettle to 375 degrees (on! jl-inch bread cube browns in 40) seconds. Fry doughnuts about 2 minutes’ ior until golden brown on one side; jturn and fry 2 minutes longer to! Ib rown other side. Drain on ab- |sorbent paper. Roll in confectioners isugar if desired. Makes about 1% € Bunch CARROTS LETTUCE 10 10°™ 4 CELA OE AWE EVE HHH PH HEE OEE EVADE TATE CE Cee PEA Seer t ks | dozen. | _ iB Florida : Try Molasses Barbecue ‘cere! ORANGES 4Q¢ barbecued chicken is easily made. by combining two tablespoons each of unsulphured molasses, | Juicy -- Tasty prepared mustard, Worcestershire sauce, lemon juice and butte ari | chicken twice with the barbecue | ‘sauce during the broiling or bak ing period. SISTERS SUPER MKT 608_W. HURON Si. Neat Webster School VARY | 95, } Sauted bologna slices (without the casing removed) will curl up into cup shapes that make appetiz- ; ing holders for hot baked beans. | > Tender Sliced ‘ lb. eo wk (tr. he A ar Fresh Dressed PAR-REDI FRYERS POT ROAST SHANK HALF HAM “35° | “430 | “49° FINE SELECTION OF CLOVERLANE MILD — Lek —_— MEDIUM SHARP CHEESE Queen Coy a _ STEWERS — | mau CHEESE. . “! Mild Cured SLICED BACON bbs. i ine ¢ ‘tb | Blade Cut ° T of [PORK CHOPS * ee ee a ea TES ees =a ar soe pm: f ie z = = cs = = erg, ee oe oe * x a fF = Fh ieee i tl Fe i? ae ee . Sf ae ee Pe he ee ei, a ee @ Fs : : z eee ae Z = j ‘ =a : * ? : e ‘ F = eo ® Jy l ; : . j Lo ‘ = i + ; ee i ye f Fe. é I < . ‘ : ‘i = . f ’ ; a, y Sim a Sa S . : he Spo ae te ‘seiiiespieiis * e : + . : : i ; : i ad — fe i ‘ . 5 : : <. \ os # \ ? * ‘ . 5 ) i i ‘ ' ‘ eee ae 3 ; j a 5 ; ¥ 1 ‘ ‘ : Ld i & Pee pee we _Tie PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1958, Dill Adds Piquancy 20:38 le Add Pork Shoulder | |= cl i, ing a Ten en (Cherry Recipes -|Fill Grooves - 7 to Salmon Stuffi _[iuice “and % teaspoon each of! Oriental’ +i y Must’ of Coffee Cake : : ith Pineapple , : With x dry dill or dill seeds, and a dash finedapp. Jone-inch squares; boil for 10 min- mn jam __,An enticing, pungent-tasting dill|ot pepper. fi es «_lutes and add the peppers and aj A‘ ‘natural” for February is this stuffing will make your Lenten }_, You can save:money at any timé|nalt cup of pineapple chunks to|Quick Cherry Bread. Add chopped During February and March your canty qatar — baked stim e Mobe th of the year by buying & sbouldet the iment; simmer for 0 minutes|"Uts for crunchy goodness, { Youjkey words in food are 3 os , eet wlar.” Choose e the Grade race tren dp: ph entree fe ‘ s+ + wo ins : eke | Laat Se eedegrens FS wo 8 milo oye ae only medium thick salmon steaks, magination, shoul together cups sifted en-jdesignated as time to repair your) gov, Makes coffee . They can be on table "On half the steaks, spread ¢ Tete are around 7,000 namedimade into a dish just as mouth-|_, Mave © sauce of 24 tablesPo0Me|iched_ flour, 2 teaspoons baking|nutritional status by checking the| ears sai 3: om sat whee. ‘sho Siaeaian Gomes bread stuffing seasoned with|V@*ieties of apples but only 17 are|wafering as the ‘most expensive | ny sauce % cup sugar and %|Powder, 1% teaspoons salt and ¥/important beginning meal of the)" eight-to-the-can and are convenient chopped celery and dill pickle. |listed by U.S. Department of Ag-|ChOPS cup of pineapple juice. while|te@spoon soda, Cream together ¥% day. to keep on hand ready to use. Top each salmon steak with an-|riculture as usually having yields The Chinese know how to do it until the sauce is clear,|“WP Shortening and 1 prog And breakfast is a pleasure, too, Use Pancake Servers Combine 1 cup drained crushed other the same size. Fasten the| .» » ‘than 2,000,000 bushels a/2™ ‘he Hawaiians have addedipo.- over the meat and simmer|U*tl light and fluffy, Add 1 egg,|when you've baked a Marmalade : pineapple with 2 tablespoons. butter | steaks with toothpicks and , some tricks; they’re combined it| ive minutes jmixing well. Add 1 cup « ag oar When you're filling thin pan-jand % cup brown sugar, Place brush with melted butter in| Year. These are the Gravenstein,|Hawaiian pork, which is pork with drained Sift together 2 cups sifted en-|cakes with creamed. chicken for|thig mixture in the bottom of an a moderate oven (350 )| Grimes Golden, Jonathan,ipineapple, served over fried ae cabteis Ht cect tout berth co(Meatballs Conceal (Smads rin’ stiApples,Bonons Pl St cach, Ot in noel Fruity Treasure Norwegians Ate Cake - for Hearty Breakfast _ i i bad” “ead ot Oe eedetid a , He The cake itself has been cut down to the proper size for the smaller American family. Modern ingredients replace some of the old hard-to-gets and it's been care- fully tested and retested‘in a shiny, Old recipes are always fascina- ting — especially when they. sound utterly delicious and reflect an age of roomy, open-hearth kitchens and immense outdoor appetites. Such is this hundred-year-old Scan- dinavian recipe for Mocha Raisin Cake. . We often forget or-are not told| again. ee that while food prices have been| § —-Chickem Pompons . raisins in-saucepan. Bring to boil i : ea : increasing the hours required to 2 tablespoons butter or margarine cream of mustiroum soup, teyenpivived the May ‘SY biowdowns ere)", Tio : ac Fgreat 4 and simmer 10 to 15 minutes. Cool. Cream shortening and add sugar gradually, creaming until light and fluffy. Add vanilla, Add eggs one at a time, beating well after each Believe it or not, this rich, firm, chocolatey cake was originally a: cake, eaten by Nor- wegians after a hearty breakfast of porridge, fish, potatoes, bread and plenty of steeped coffee. Now, confectioners sugar sprinkled however, the recipe has been re-/through a paper doily does the furbushed just for our use. k 2 r milk and % cup chopped walnuts.|pack in full production and new' ca ay ot tel ai vot P cute ‘salting crccker crumbs _ |Heat, and pour over chicken pont|plantings since the blowdown have % cup ebopped weinuts pons. also come into production, This Mocha Raisin Cake is so won- derfully sweet that it doesn't need a bit of icing for extra flavor. However, for a lovely final touch, hours of work required to. pur- - i teaspoon marioram In a hurry? Frozen fisheticks|was expected for predictions in chase raph tagy. Br — —_ wlth cube cook ed or canned chicken injcan be ready to serve in eight|December were for short supplies declined he * 's , hours. The same amount of food| % Sup het'water” ““™*™* \lace without defrosting, place in| Plenty of apples and bananas is in i would have required 21| 10 Seineh cubes jeliied cranberry sauce! shallow pan and broil about four|good news for the mid-winter fruit Mix and sift remaining ingredi- ents. Add, alternating with coffee mixture and stir thoroughly. Bake in greased, floured pan 10 x 10 x 2 berry sauce in each meatball.| Makes leftovers seem like new Me te r minutes; take right from the pack-| until as late as April or May. Saute onion and celery in butter'minutes on each side. minutes, on a greased cookie The ice cube section of the re- frigerator is not cold enough. to . freeze meat or keep it frozen for ‘more than three or four days. WE DO A LITTLE CHOPPING OF OUR OWN AS WE ~—. Wliek’s Shop-Rite Market ad — COUPON - The bearer of this Coupon is entitled to buy 5 Pounds of Beet Sugar for only 39c. Limit 1 Coupon per Person. Offer expires Wednesday, February 26th. () SMUCKER‘S | * ea ds 5 * ye - FE SUGAR . ( \ ; od ! | BB ve} PRESERVE Enter the Dole } JINGLE CONTEST today! YY: ARGO : SICON ahs UN Lb. 59 CHOPS u. 69 | Gloss Starch PORK ROAST, Loin Enis = 40° || "9" “PORK ROAST, Rib Ends = 39° Hormét’s Home Style ee ve 884 West Huron St. Open Sunday : - 263 Auburn Ave, Open Sundoy s COPYR. © 1957 by National Retail Marketing An integral part of Mrs. Everett -. Labadie’s life aloes plants—that is one of Siamese % 8 memste Al Mr. and Mrs. » Birmingham announce the engagement of | their daughter, ; ‘Barbara Jean, — Cornila Jr., He attended College. 2 = ‘Aubwoman's she’s relaxing. Mrs. William Woodruff of Prospect street, président of Fashionette Club, spends a spare moment doing a little crocheting. Social Worker . Presents Talk to Pillar Club Mrs, Earl Floyd, child wel- fare worker of Oakland Coun- ty Juvenile Court, spoke to members of Pillar Club Tues- day evening in the West Iro- training of children under. the supervision of the Juvenile Court, * * *. Mrs. Frank Kirby will open . her Cherokee road home for the March meeting, More to Entertain at Benefit Bridge Mrs, Vivian Tubbs of Tubbs . road and Mrs. Paul A. Kern of Long Point drive have added their homes to the list of those being opened for a bene- fit bridge Friday,. Proceeds will go to the Pon- tiac Symphony Orchestra, Inc., according to Richard Poole, president. Lester Stinson of to Dan Cornila of Dearborn. Central . Michigan — An August — ‘life is chin yj? Nisy; evel when Noel Buckner Assumes.Post Noel Buckner was named board chairman of Oakland County Child Guidance Clinic. Also named at the Wednesday meeting at the clinic were Mrs. Clarke Andrae, vice chairman; since January 1957, means of definite fifanc- ing were discussed, State law Dirt Gardeners Clyl. Here Mrs. Labadie works with a planter in her Westacres home. Pupils Sing of Country and Faith By SYLVIA DE STEIGER One of the most pleasing sounds to one's. ear is that of - children singing . . about their religious beliefs and their love for their country, as well as humorous folk tales. * * * More than 1,400 parents and friends bundled up last night in order to go to see and hear over 900 children burst out in the variety of songs during the annual Citywide Junior High School Music Festival at Pon- tiac Centra} High School. — CHRISTIAN FAITH Appropriately, the first three - numbers on the program by the massed chorus consisting of eighth grade students and members of the ninth grade vocal music classes were of the Christian faith. It was the first day of Lent, Ash Wednes- day, Outstanding among the num- bers presented by the boy and. girl massed chorus was the spiritual, “We Are Climbing Jacob's Ladder." Under the. direction of George H. Put- nam, supervisor of secondary vocal music, -the chorus sin- cerely sang éach word with its fullest meaning, The bouncy “Looytoodum," a folk song arranged by. Bell, brought a loud applause for the Eastern Girls’ Glee Club under the direction .of Mar« garet Snyder, . . x a * ? By GRETTA PORTER Chances are, if you're an average woman, you belong < to. at least one club and are probably active in that organi- zation. © Cone are the days .when hubby must starve or eat a peanut butter sand- wich the night his wife’s club meets. Now, housewives such as-Mrs.. Neil N elson Of South “Marshal ‘street*con Mrs, Park 1. Nique, wife of a policeman, is busy phoning members . of Metropolitan Club Auxiliary that meal, eee group. ’ their dues are now being accepted. ° THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY .20, 1938 Night Out’ Also Appeals to Them Just what is an average club- woman? We small - scale survey to deter- Pentiac Press Phote pop.a TV disor into the oven before she leaves for Child Culture Club meet- ings and ac taeeiy Mrs. Nique, who lives on Chamberlain street, is financial secretary of the hostess dances at Nike bases, conducted a — mine why a woman joins a elub, how it affects her fam- “ily and how (much time it re- . quires. STUDIES CHILDREN Mrs. Neil Nelson of South Marshall street has two young daughters and has been a member of Child. Culture Club for eight years. She will ~ be vice president of the group until new officers are elected in March, ae * * “A night out’ is one of the reasons Mrs. Nelsbn joined the club. Meeting with women who have the same problems in raising a family, however, was the important reason Mrs. Nelson became a member of Child Culture Club. Mr. Nelson, unlike many hus- bands, Wag instrumental in getting his wife td join this particular elub. He suggested that she do so and she — * ap An active ie Nelson presides over pb in the absence of the club's president, is often. chairman of committees and serves as hostess at joint meetings. YULETIDE BAZAAR Child Culture Club members stage a Christmas bazaar to. finance such projects. as help- © “ing a needy child or family, sending a child to camp. or perhaps donating a wheel chair or clothing to a needy person. * * * Mrs. Park Nigque of Chamber- lain street (ber husband is a is .composed of member of this club long be- fore Mrs. Nique joined the auxiliary. es Since ‘her family is grown, Mrs. Nique has much time to devote to club duties. At’ pres- ent, she is financial secre- tary, which means writing many reports and ollecting dues from 126 active members. * *x * A rummage sale netted the auxiliary: Money to donate to a nursery and an individual Christmas basket. A NIGHT OUT Mrs. William Woodruff of Prospect street also admits ~ that her club gives her “a out to meet other wom- fue. meeting Then, of course, she has boatd meet- ings, oceasional district meet- ings, flower shows and field ; trips. * * * Each month the Dirt Garden- ers discuss a new topic. For instance, at one meeting they may talk about birds, at the next preparing your garden, ‘fertilizers or any one of many topics of interest to gardeners. i ge ee a Mrs. Labadie points out that — the club tries to benefit mem- — bers in their own gardens. It's quite obvious then that there is no such thing as an average clubwoman,. just as no’ one ean really define the average person, It all depends on what one brings as a mem- ber of a cluh—attitudes, goals, oneal and problems, Food Pump —-Explained- to Nurses ’ Dr. Arnold Brown spoke to members of the Oakland Coun- ty District Nurses Association concerning the Barron food pump. when the group met Tuesday evening at the Bald- win Library in Birmingham. * * * The Barron food pump pro- - vides the only controlled meth- en.” President of Fashionette / ¢ Club, a weight + eal r- ganization, ‘Wootrut litte ral and ioseph Mercy Hospitals are equipped with the Barron pump. - * * * ; * Mrs. Marie Rodriguez, - sec- tion chairman of civil defense, announced that civil defense ‘ classes will be taught at the mobile hospita) unit in the Wa- . terford CAI Building beginning Monday Feb. 24 at 7: 30 p.m. - Figure Club Aids Women to Join Fashion Your Figure Club of Pontiac invites all women in- terested in weight reducing into membership of the club. the Pontiac De- ; by t gargnent of Parks and Rec- , the group meets Thurs- day evenings at 7:30 at Adah Shelly Library Although the club's sale purpose is to induce members to—lose weight, it has many other projects, including a Val- entine party to which each member brought an extra Val- entine to be sent to the Chil- ~—thren’s. Home. Members also | President «of Dirt Garden- prohibits fee charging at. the —inkt. Form Study Club Mrs Chester Grammer has been announced as temporary chairman of Wever Pre-School Study Group. This newly formed group meets the third’ Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. in the Wever kindergarten room. Control of Party A successful business keeps control of her party, so that a bore doesn’t take over and ruin the evening, talk doesn’t become dull and dispirited, or a discussion turn into a heated argument, The Washington Ninth Grade Chorus under the direction of Gordon Wilder sang with ¢on- tentment the well-known spir- -itual, “I've Got Shoes,'’ _ar- ranged by Cain. POPULAR SELECTION The smallest group to parti- cipate in the singing program . was the Madison Boys’ Glee Club consisting of 24. Under the direction of David Stimac, ‘the Boys chose the now pop- ular hit, “A Light in the Win- dow’’ by Roberts-Jacobson, as One of their presentations, + * *- The mellow tones of the Lin- coin Choralines, Sue Eckley, also captured the audience with a rendition of another hit parader, ‘‘Old: Cape Cod" by Rothrock, A typical man’s song, ‘‘Bat- ' tle Hymp of the Republic’ by Julia Ward Howe, was sung with depth by the Jefferson Boys’ Glee Club under the di- rection of Eleanor Pyles, “°° ® © Dance routines accompanied five of the songs sung by the massed chorus. These in- eluded: A sailor tap routine by eight’ girls to “Over the Waves;” an Indian scene with _ the frontier song, “Out Among the. Redmen,”’ sung by the Boys’ Massed Chorus, and the Chicken Reel by eight _ girls to “The Erie Canal." SPANISH DANCING | The. colorful Mexican folk - song, “El Manton de Manila,” directed by. William Coffing, . was attractive with four coup- — les dancing an appropriate Spanish number. * * The entire chorus really li- | vened up when the young Vo- calists clapped their hands and . ‘At The directed by | Dear Abby.... Not Pained. by By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR MISS. VAN BUREN: © It's very easy for you (an eld > maid) to sit back and tell the rest of us to let the boys play happened to go + through it? " JUST WONDERING maid.” And I” have replaced broken windows on BOTH : SIDES of my house. My 13- year-old son’is a switch-hitter. * * DEAR ABBY: I disagree with you when you said “when that man takes his hair down, tell him to leave it dawn’ — meaning hig ill-fitting hairpiece. My husband is bald and [ would give anything if he would” get himself a hairpiece, Men would not want to look at’ their wives with no hair so why should women have to look ats men without hair? It doesn’t mean a man is vain, e@lther, It is just like . putting grass or shrubs in be- aise it ig better looking than bare earth. People replace their _ teeth, arms and legs if some- ‘thing happens tq them, Why not because the hair? _ . FOR HAIRPIECES s DEAR FOR: The wornan. who said she preferred to see the man's bald head complained . . but unless they're hairpieces,. but natural looking, they're ridicu- sy *baseball on our I'm NOT an “old ~ DEAR ABBY: I belong to a church that forbids divorce. I have been married for two- years to a man who told me before we married that he had insurance, owned his own home, clear and free, and had no debts. _ I was a widow and he was a widower before we married. I now discover that he has no -- insurance, his home is mor- é gaged to the hilt, and he is up to his neck in debts (gambling “and others). Please advise me? » . ROPED-IN- DEAR ROPED: Talk to your priest. You were “roped-in”’ all right by a man who misrepre- sented himself. This is fraud. An annulmertt might be in order in your case, * * * DEAR ABBY: More than ence my. has has had a poker game in our kitchen at 8:30 in-the morning so I coildn't gef‘in there to get our three children their break- fast and off to school. He says he is ipsing and can't quit so what am I going. to do? <5 In order to keep the kids from et! I just let them oversieep and tell them it. was an accident. This is hap- pening too often and T- am ASHAMED DEAR ASHAMED: There ought to be a new deal around your house. Tell your husband he can’t have the “‘boys” over ‘for cards unless they quit at “a penis aatad * as * .DEAR ABBY: 1 wrote to’ you a whilé ago and told you I EE ene 8 he Broken Panes ‘Lt thought it wasn't my hus- band’s. You told me to stick to my husband — that I could be wrong. Well, that’s just what I did * The baby was a ‘boy and there is no doubt about it. It is my husband's, The baby is the image of him. I just wanted I won't ever forget you. - $0 HAPPY NOW * * * CONFIDENTIAL TO “ER- MO": Did this man put the ring on your FINGER or through your NOSE? You are engagéd and s id be led only One place — down the aisle. * * * If you have a problem, write to Abigail Van Buren in care of The Pontiac Press. She will be glad to answer your letter For a personal reply, please en- close a stamped self- addressed envelope. ers Club, Mrs, Everett Labadie of Westacres enjoys the com- - pany of fellow gardeners, as well as working in her oaen and so she joined her club. AN ACTIVE MEMBER Being president naturally means Mrs. Labadie is an active member of the group. For a week after each monthly meeting she prepares for the EJ to thank you for our happiness, — —————— | — | RD. s . 412 Ponta ai an Bidg. MONOPLEX PLASTIC EYE yar sg ‘Economical Appointment at Your Convenience Private Fitting Reems -_ PHYSICIAN’S ‘OPTICAL, SERVICE By George ... its True! We've Chopped the Price Right in Half! Dyed to Match SWEATER and SKIRT Set Regula Price $22.9 Pd Hatchet 95 | Both. tailéred and dressy. styles. In blue, rose, plaid or brown. Sizes 12 16 18. Not: every style in each color. De’ Cor ) . Shops «eae 61 W. Huron 7. . TRADE-IN _on This Deluxe Reg. ‘~: $159. sedis our SALE PRICE [118 NO DOWN PAYMENT 2 YEARS TO PAY Open Monday and Friday Nights ‘til 9 P. M. WAYNE GABERT 121 N, Saginaw Se, : FE 5-6189 ti ' ‘ : f ; . ‘gee Ls . r We : ‘ ap e | ! j —— ; Sg att) COR ere CMI eee tenner © eee THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, FEBRUARY : 20, 1958 os iMrs. Skelton Feled [aed Rive sh Sg Wh Men Leave Home Ce UG ea a . Ay IS pei ‘| Just Didn't Know How: fi} ] Srnie fe ihe. foamin of etx artictes There the agent of correspond-iyour time at home in 4 one-foom, a | Pa of American. men’ each ing agency talked with him in an nent. seek new lives : a fie. Tn rticins re esed on the own feelings. He went back over|child as soon as my job took hold. Americs. Only bave been changed.) . a in their marriage, the quick ro-want a baby. She didn’t want to JOSEPH R. MARSHALL (mance, his year overseas during|clean the house. I tried to tell her | INS Staff Writer the Spero 2 Pte ice Oe | Johnny B. opened the door and|stayed * family, his return, /how to handle her,” ‘listened. : their settling in a furnished room, dehn agreed t& return to his | The kitchenette was dark, but) Job as ® salesman and their) ou) city, where agency san ope SMOOTH, ONE-PIECE LEATHER QUARTER LINING. No beck seams, top- bangs oF ridges to rip, or rub he a into the apartment. Blisters on heels... and holes in sex. light under the bedroom door. (A LOT OF FUN separately. Her AiR HOLES in the lining help keep oe tw ‘ were good = 2 active feet fresh end comtortanie. “Suzi,” he called out. “Honey,/up till then,” he said. “We had a| “Look at me,” she ARCH PROTECTOR of pliant | you home?” lot of fun. You couldn't spend all! just 19. I don’t want to be stuck feather gives » gentie lift. : Plane cag jump = ba Not corrective ) opened, and ohnny | came into the hall. “You're nel Spin in ber oad for ont 00 CH | early,” she said. Yvonne M. tive yocial ‘ieferget. Susan came to) rg oage es viewpoint’ iw XE ASE a | ow : | Things were slow in the sales- Giroux and sl a Hf “When you got home,” Suzi) Charles A, ; . | exvaplatand, “I was going to be 2 i masin cher tte We invite ‘dressed up to go out. I'm sick of Weir wre 2 ote, Se ngatay. bated Sizes 2 to 8 |this dirty old apartment. Let’s} united in seme comparison. | «0 at Salen” ‘ number, of community B to E Widths ¢ wig td an ee marriage case was ¢ White @ Brown @ Red Saka ae . Seurdas 7 worker featured brard selling | He scuffed off his rubbers and pe and talked : $ up to more. slipped out of his raincoat. “We've She “y the — : “Everything’ bd lex been out every single night this _ “Great, | _— | © ck Tats cy ef wed ae| daughter of baby." > STORE [228 el im. a i | SOMETHING sERIOUS Bernetd. (Tomorrow: : 1 f T mame vealy bs out. Say . ees “7 j : SHOE for dinner, a:nice place. If we, Giroux, and — eBarming pump : . have to talk about something seri-| yy Mr. and Mrs. Bridal Gift has that, too! : SS 4 \ous, we can do it at dinner,” . Ana ie ‘ann . | Johnny stepped around her and) Thomas E. — s just ~ 26 W. Huron FE 2-7440 | went into the little living room. | Weir are the- Exchanged you'd expect to \"- o = ] He waited until his young wife| bridegroom's Too Soon find it—at Maling’s. y o * ~, {ollowed him. “Look, ‘Sizi,” hel parents, said, “We've been married two > | It’s Bett to Wait] Black potent, with high or vey years. I've been out of the Army a ae oe } te oe ‘ mid heels, Flight Blue smooth ee /year. We got married to have aj’ nti ter Kite to feather, with high heal. family, to have a home, not: to UR. and MRS. CHARLES A. WEIR ' spend our time gallivanting Trade Presents | : e 1 Nutty Butterscotch | °°" W d | ° i “This pice hemw't been de M. oD 4 eas By EMILY POST CHERRY PIE ; COOKIES | > waiemeag|vonne M. Giro cee aes, Poe me gw} WUT. oes 69* : oe. 60* nage So a wy just as Who carnstions, gadis cendjtride, and Me..ond Mrs Thomas ried recently and wy basher and} __ _ ! ds as altar of E. Weir of are the bride-| were invited to 't t | yt =f San snappeoak er words metaracns ante, the ar oi, Wel ot Lapeer te ‘cremany enone ws] 50 NORTH SAGINAW STREET “ ou ; i . : iding of Yvonne groom’s parents, |asked to the house for a little col- HOT CROSS BUNS .......Doz. 52c | | aia You're just 21. I'm 19. We've) o¥ enrnnns OGENS. of Evens For her reoyere Hn. Ripe lation and also to look at the wed- ; ce | got all our lives to get serious and chose of white nylon jace | prcqfuoction 0 Monda nd Friday Evenings ‘have children and a family. I want|;emes Toad. The Rey. Willian A. fos ae 8 oy pen Monday and Friday ing. Oulictees Ct Patong. Ses Cee to live, live we used to live, and! sre 100 guests. ~ , cone oh eae og ee es ng ee FRIED CAKES ' COFFEE CAKE =f have fun while we still can.” —_ > ces eed goa latter carefully locking ever al he , , * *& * ‘i sister honor, presents again, I found my ca ‘oe 30¢ Dox, 1 72¢ Ea. | “You don't understand,” he said. Nnddbgmbe yc allegra PY anny ae eet tear pink attached to an entirely different LOUIS Beauty Shop : _ “Yes I do. You want me to stay parents ay ot eae | present from the one I sent. I was FE 5-8000 g HOME-MADE home all the time and slave for ; _ [bommaet = mm ivery much put out over this and Complete With aa 4 BREAD PS cal Fh oe B . d , B ‘temas Sasthey f Rildodad | ectatn et ee eee ne PERMANENTS-$3.50 and up Haireut and Set T'll cook, I" your dinner, iad 7 r “ |preciative my wedding present. | ‘ ' essary ery my te : 15¢€ Lost ee ride to e€ paren Pee prcane FThey| “My husband ‘tells me there 1s |] 19 yy, nuren "aaa Plaor, Nest to Buckner Finance f kitchenette, and slammed a frying . . " : - i Friday and Saturday ‘pan on the stove. Entertained aeiel Oe | aa + | Johnny ate his dinner. tions. oss wedding presents if she wants to. HOT BREAD VARIETY DAILY (EXCEPT SATURDAY) | |owen we LEFT t Sh The bridegroom's brother, Jack | Fven so, don't you think she READY AT 3 P.M. : , |G ower Welr of Lapeer, acted as best | Should have nc lense Wenen watt : peed mlinigg ps jp oll Marie St A tiiel| Lepeas Saeee a ee after the wedding to do this? 1 | . ; | Ann . Charles, Lapeer, brothers of - | would much like to have | Thomas Pastry SHOP _[ test’ years of mariage are onc|*tiage to John MeGattey wil be| groom, sealed he fuext. Your opinion an this mater" | FEATURING THE LATEST of the critical times, when hus-|9i event of April 12, was honored) or 9 -reveption at a hall on : — FASHIONS IN EYEWEAR — 121 W. Huron St. ae 48163 baweds | wich a shower given by Mrs. C. A.|.,. Mrs, Giroux chose Answer: While your husband is to may find themselves unable ; Baldwin avenue ose | . Plenty of Parking ot Side and Rear of Building to adjust their new situation to/cu! 28d Mrs. John F. Keesling in), beige dress with a brown silk (Tight about it being the bride’s — , 8:30 A. M, to 10 P. M. Daily—Closed Saturday at 6:30 P. M. to adjust to their new situation to the Lerberta lane -home of the jacket and yellow carnation cor- Privilege to exchange wedding! eee their ambitions and desires. latter. sage. |presents, I certainly think that she’ Dr. B. R. Berman Jacob T. Zukerman of the Fam- m* @ oe ‘should have waited uni after the MI | — Optometrist — ra , Service bride-elect is the daughter of iwedding to do so. tting your) eature ; type agency specialising bn fay be Mrs. Ernest St Chris ola red won kat dens wth a cor CU" something thet you didnot Ml 17 WL Seginew St. CONTACT « - OPEN desertion, has said that in cases|Chamberlain street. John’s parents!sge of red and white peppermint was entirely rely wrong. EVERY ot young people, the root cause of|@T@ Mr. and Mrs, Deel Nt | cuceatiops | “Detie Mee. Post: Weare thaw: oT the husband's disappearing is often/Sey of ane The couple will live on Lincoln|, “cr a Protestant cinch and a lack of preparation for “the as-| Among the guests for the Tues-| avenue. os A ogy age = . 9 sumption of family reéponsibili |day evening shower were —— pla woe a te aubittns - (Mendey through Seturdey) = veo Pace aga ag Wn Circles Sew. Pads * [members after services each Sun-' “s PEN MON. & Fa TIL 9 P.M. . ; Susae called her mother-in- Hotchkiss, Mrs, Duane Kline, Mrs. | for Cancer Society day, We fee] some of his sermons jaw, who insisted she did not | Gerald Schell, Mrs. Louig Fair-| are very inspiring and would like TY PAINT. ; : Finally, she went to a welfare|Maynard Ramin and Mrs, John P.|Church met Tuesday. morning with ¢T, and = do we f' about telling | tieres fit you pere — agency. Bookie. = peth Carle ~— Mer =, ie. reed) 98. — getty for comto, |_ John had heen an automebile ¥ x 8s lor erican Cross. = * 5 3 = : ‘ | salesman, and, fortunately, when} Concluding the guest list were| Luncheon was served and the Answer: gy . boy 2 Pl otigmed bbs wrt tara Special Q. i. end figure flatery! he went to work again he used his|Mrs. Thomas Powers, Mrs, Paul|two groups joined together for the|ands ac gear a One Coat—No Primer Colors : old boss as a reference. The|Holbel, Mrs, Gerald Green, Mrs.|program in which Mrs. Lowell/® ‘ —_— Interior or Exterior agency soon found him living and/John Novess, Alice Hayes and Mrs. |Mount and Mrs. Allan Hersee par-|8*™™0n. ___ with One Spray Coat LATEX PAINT working in a Southern city. Dale Groat, ticpated. ‘ i For Furniture, Walls, Metals, ; Pitre r Mrs. Priced _— - I have | etc. Reg. $5.95 Gal. i fs it necessary that I tell éach (Os CLOSE. = a. 79° Look fwice at paent where ir or would it re Z 7 5 : ours proper to just let them «eat M4 “ themselves wherever they like? USE OUR BUDGET PLAN OR LAYAWAY Twice ving sonoma" DQ TT YOURSELF MART hearing from Fm. on this.” i “ | Answer: Correctly the hostess Over tes her gens aherety a's Hl 256 S, Saginaw St “FE 2-1026 sd aa | Tues., Thurs. ‘til 6-—Wed., Sat. ‘til 5 sas the newest NATIONALLY FAMOUS JEANS FOR BOYS FOR : * PRE-SPRING WEARING ... NOW SPECIALLY PRICED! Priced at Only "O03. 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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY '20, 1958 a _ Zato Zeta * ega ‘Holds Food Raffle . A food raffle was featured at is Zeta Zeta Omega sorority’s meet-| : ‘ing Monday evening in the Gate- _ way drive home of Mrs. Gary Hetherington. A floral demonstration is. being _ planned for the April meeting in _ the home of Mrs, Gordon Booker. natiqnally odvertised y E FaerrOn tvecaece America’s Greatest Luggage Value 1} Choose from Open Stock 5 Fashionable Colors TRAIN CASE *10.95 PHILIP’S LUGGAGE SPORTING GOODS 79 N. Saginaw St. By: JOSEPHINE: LOWMAN Do you have a youthful attitude? optimism and zest? Do you laugh as much as you used to? Do you find as many reasons for stimula- tion and interest and laughter in ‘you have changed, not the world, * *x * Adopt Relaxed Attitude Toward Life as Do you approach daily living with. jevery day as you once did? If not,| [stronsioy and disappointments and day with: the ahege hammer of unhappiness will nip at the bloom tenseness? If so, the world may of life and transform your outlook be waving at you, but the world inte a grim, tense one if you allow and these who love you do not them to. ‘ have a chance! Does your temper eateh fire at x * *® the least spark of irritation er 1 often have made the observa- hecticness, or frustration? Are tion that women who remain youth- you intolerant of situations which fy) looking are usually happy wom- you once would have found hu- en. Of course one reason for this merous? Do you go after each js the fact that negative emotions Older You are destructive to health. Also, a tense, grim approach to life actual- +ly, molds our facial contour into lines of age... * ee Sit in front of a mirror, Think unhappy thoughts. Scowl at your- Self, Feel tense and,worried and look at what it does to your face. Your entire contour pulls down- Tt is easy to do. Strains and ward. The corners of your mouth =igeetes () FINE _ JEWELRY -GIFTS | McKim Jewelry | 941 Orchard Lake, FE 4-5065 OXFORD SHOP | Valforms—Maternities—Yarn 59 W. Huron FE 4-7212 New Patterns | . | in Honored at Linen Shower a | NEED LEPOINT Betty Soper, bride - eject of}! Guests included Mrs. Conn For Chairs, Pictures and | Charles E. Hauser Jr., was hon-| Horsley, Mrs. Frank Harper, Mrs.) Piano Benches _ored Monday evening with a linen| Nick Palmer, Mrs. Alford Bell, shower given in the Gateway, Mrs. Stanley Barker, Mrs. Wil-) drive home of Mrs. James E. | iam Fournier, Mrs. Barney Mc- ithe table, which was Pontiac Press Phote Mrs. Donald E. Newman (right) of Perry street and Mrs. Glenn Valance of West Huron street meet to make final preparations for the George Washington dinner at 6:30 p.m. Friday in the home of Mrs. Val- "- pegional adviser for Girl Scouts MOMS Unit Meets | |With Mrs. Rathbun | . sink toward your jawline. There is Scouts Name District Head for Waterford Mrs. J. G. Peck was named district chairman for Water- . ford Township when board ‘of directors of Northern Oakland County Girl Scout Council met Tuesday in the CAI Building, Waterford, Named. neighborhood chair- Men were Mrs: Howard Kieft of Lakeview, Mrs. George Ca- venee of East Commerce road, Mrs. Cyril Davis of Edison road and Mrs, Silas Sadler of Silver Lake Theresa Burleigh of Chicago, nose to your mouth, Frowning ietches a deep line between the | |brows. Now lift the corners of your mouth. Relax your facial mus- cles, Stop frowning and notice the great difference, Lines dis- appear, Contour lifts. You jook, and feel, years younger, oneself to tense up. Without realiz- ing it, hour after hour, you are not only injuring your health but you are creating an older looking you. * * * I believe it to be extremely important to check ourselves pe- riodically as to our approach to daily life. A hectic, jcan slip up on us unless we do. Tomorrow: ‘For High Forehead, Te hase Wearing Bangs. _ of U. S. A., attended the meet- a pull from the erners of your That is the danger of allowing tense attitude ____ FORTY-FIVE Guest Night on March 17 Plans were made for a March 17 Husband and Guest Night when Pontiac Woman's Club met Mon- day in Pontiac Federal Savings, and Loan Building. A cooperative dinner with Mrs, * For the Best Fur Repair and Remodeling Now Is the Time to Remodel Your Old Fur Coat Into a Beautiful Cape or Stole for Easter. Custom Fur Cleaning 742 W. Huron FE 5-1241 Earle Hoskins as chairman will be followed by Bruce Danes speak- ing on “Student Archaeology.” It was announced that the State Federation of Women’s Clubs convention will be held March 11 through 13 in Lansing. Mrs, Arthur W. Selden dis- played an antique collection of iglass and china. history of each type and ex- plained how the history of a coun- itry could be traced by studying lits pottery, * * * Oakland County Federation of Women's Clubs will meet March 7 in Rochester. The afternoon is to be spent at the Leader Dog Schoot. Chairman of the day was Mrs. 0.. D. Brown ee ig oe Howard Simmon, Mrs. Frank W, Kuhn, Mrs. William Georgia, Mrs. Fred Miller, Mrs. Alfred Danton, ‘Mrs. W. H. Eustice, Mrs. John |Webb and Mrs. John Wellman. ing. She gave the} The Hillfield road home of Mrs. | Bert Rathbun was the scene of the! MOMS of America Unit Two meet-, ing Tuesday. \ Members were served a school-| gitt-turicheon followed by social activities. Two guests for the af-| fair were Mrs. L. R. Naugle of the Auburn Heights Unit 19 and Mrs. John Miller. « ance. The dinner will benefit_the Women's Group —| of Unity Church. : Powers. Cohostesses for the event) Kevitz, Mrs. Robert Miller and were Mrs. Harvey Kerr and Mrs. | Mrs. Marie Carsen, David Bickerstaff, + * * A blue organdy cloth cove red Also on the guest list were Mrs.. centered |Henry Milli M with a blue and white Be S demas Beelk iire LUNCHEONS Sealtest Ice Cream Popular Prices RIKER FOUNTAIN Riker Building Lobby © | Side carried white | tive bridegroom, poured, floral. ar-| tntosh, Mrs. James Beall, Mrs., - Blue tapers on either! wanace Mayer, Mrs. Robert Keg-| cherub} jovitz, Mrs. Robert Anderson, Mrs. | |William Conarty,- Mrs. Chanel | rangement, ‘climbers. 200 SINGLE CLUB SHEETS 100 ENVELOPES Regutar $4.50 Value $2.95 Pontiac Stationers If DOWNTOWN PONTIAC Formerly Brown Bros. 4 N. Saginaw FE 2-s242 24 E. Huron St. All brand new . 5,000 Pieces Matemity Apparel __ 0% On Any Purchase The Little Shop MATERNITIES . . hg FE 2-7691 Mrs, Exgene Soper, mether of | Fournier and Mrs. George Berz. = mo the bride-elect, and Mrs. Charles | Hauser, mother of the prospec- St. Benedict Catholic Church) iwill be the setting for the April! 112 wedding. SOE Hatchet Ba 4 thursday, friday and Saturday. , rich black zibeline coats sate $2590 usually $35 and $39.98 Don't wait! An amazing opportunity to choose your new black zibeline coat now and save! Slim and full silhouettes! Clutch and button-front styled coats! A choice selection of leading fashion de- signs! All wool interlined. Misses sizes 8 to - 18. Hurry! sele $25.90 “ Saas! t remy these big coat savings! ‘Use Winkelman’ 8 exclusive + Sha ange ‘cccount *Registered . @ TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER * open 4 nights to 9 p.m. . ‘ mondey, thursday, fridey, seturdey 9 6 | SEAMLESS | “Vit Toe" NYLONS reain Days «Dress Sheers. eNude Heel eDemi-Toe j Girls’ ee DRESSES ss Sale in Guz Children’s Department — 1" ye 3° N. Saginaw St. - Neumode Hosiery Shop FE '2-7730 ” ae ' i oe eo Dies | SILKY-BLACK ORLON-DYNEL COATS THAT-LOOK AND FEEL LIKE COSTLY SEAL Ae They're so sensational they sold out in hours! Now— because of the great demand—Robert Hall again offers these magnificent fur-like coats at a fabulous low price! Lustrous, deep-plush beauties that look and feel so much like rich black Seal it’s hard to tell the difference. Feather-light, but heavenly warm ... shed the rain, defy soil, ignore moths, never mat! Deep roll collars, push-up sleeves, luxurious printed rayon « . yh ; ; é ; ° te ; r s se ae) . . j } aw - ‘ ey . , : fi a% ae “ : oa 2, ‘ i ; : { ‘ ’ / — : : x F # \ "FoRTY.Srx THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1938 ‘nipads19Milon Exemptions May Be Expensive — comesmez . bat They’re Taxpayers’ Friend= ly $1,900,000 in construction funds | crearth & series of eight articles. thing here is that — to be claimed /stepmother, stepfather, grandpar-;come of less than $80 tor the * for Selfridge Air Force Base, Mt. | tn, scare gettne ceau tor evety lag an exemption — they most ents, grandchildren or when re-year, but who received SLO in/- Clemens, it was announced to- exempuon you are entilied te a your / ant a { : : a Ses ae ru Be gre a .s ‘have received more oun halt their| lated = blood aunt, a from an at come i : Col, Joseph Friedlander Jr. 7° ~ support from you during the t@X) Note that rule 5 above says.they|against the exemption but you Air Force installations repre- By G.K. HODENFIELD: —_syear. imust either have been a. member) would still have. y that you sentative for the Ohio River re- Associated Press Writer | You ean claim one exemptioniof your household for the entire = 3 gion, made the announcement. | Fx > z > * be z ‘i 4 : = GEES I SEE ae eee eee - : : S - J is i H Se ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee f : +, “THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1958 as FORTY-SEVEN. ~ Walk of Fame Omits (asott ‘2 3" seat Patrick Massey Writes for Hal Boyle : ‘ ; * Tribute to Chaplin — {et sSe'meme wa on Bre OE PO STAPH Jit Hy Be Sugarian, ead of He r Camera Re €co rds Man} ‘Famous Macau ee HOLLYW the im said, ““His) Clothes Fata, 1h kT tesiname Could: be added! tater, ba : Chaplin isn’t among 1,500 names|ion on him was divided. LONDON @—A shy young man, lunch. While I was adjusting thejnudged him gently and he woke; Author Somerset Maugham was} jwrinkles out of ~ face,” he’ MIRACLE MILE to be embedded in bronze stars on Ee walked into Dorothy Wilding’s|lights he dozed off, His secretary|up and ee Term on one point. “Don’t take the/ordered. I the sidewalks of Hollywood Boule-|To Show Sputnik Models |photographic studio one day and 3 : vard. : had his picture taken. oe : ‘ x. %, # TOKYO @ — The Soviet) Enr- The day was 30 years ago. The - Immortalizing a host of stars in|>@58Y announced today that mod- young man later became the Duke the paving of a “Walk of Fame’ els of Sputniks I and Ii will be of Kent, who died in a World War is an improvement projectidisplayed at the Japan Interna-|II plane crash. planned by movieland merchants. |tional Trade Fair in Osaka April . x * t Chaplin, the great, silent-screen|12-17. | Looking back, Dorothy Wilding mused: “That was my first royal | a , ; jportrait, Some years later he came in for a picture with his ro) maces Princess Marina of “yw BLANKET reece.” a a . Plump, dynamic and in her late : , Aa > " 50s, Miss-Wilding has‘spent a life- WA ; Eleganer begins 5 $ it making pictures of the | UNIE guilty : world’s “ tone, : : C 7 x * ® Ah at her discreet Mayfair studio OPEN SUNOAYS Foe Your rash CONVENIENCE s Ps ; Ci " he the tele i | an gono further te ere, Sap e_segtne REGULAR 1.0 , times she has been summoned to TOPS IN TASTE! TOPS IN VALUE! Two Styles SOLID COLORS ry? we 1937, ain’s postage stamps. R LW he) k ‘ =o TOWELS could be arranged. CREAMY FLAVOR. a ‘) 12 BLADES Btn Fe ‘ ‘ x " 2S . ae time was a y pic- ; ’ ND TOWELS Boi ale Ie ag CUNNINGHAN’S ait. HA | And when she acceded to the throne, the Queen commissioned Beye yetsldbsbcsiatiliabiicilaeced Se ee ee ee | . P . . A _ SCEWLEY DISTILLERS CO, wm. ¥. ¢. BLENDER wuNSKY, 86 PROOF, 65% GRAIN WEUTEAL SPIRITS i vole pile Stayer rg on Ts THE ICE CREAM LONG OR REGULAS . 3 — 66" So later he kept the Wee & é : "| NOTICE OF P UBLIC HEARING appointment at Mise Widing’s| Pilea | MANY POPULAR =) ar FINGER TIPPED studio in New York. Sp ae ieee f EDGE OR PLAIN “Sitting alone in front of the HOOSE * | EDGE. ee : | | BUD : ‘BEAUTY AID "BUY BUDGE $3 SET SAVER 4 coronation “of King George VI in N FINGER TIP iy : = ICE CREAM fae sac). ease - s —_ - a Wilding portrait to adorn_ Brit- gave up the throne before a sitting aS , WITH THE RICH ; : WITH PAs +a igre SOFT 4 \ BH, f ; The Pontiac City Commission has scheduled public hearings for jcamera he seemed quite sad,” : — || cre AM Tuesday, Feb. 25, 1958, at 8 o'clock p. m, Eastern Standard Time, |} a4; " in the: Commission Chamber, City Hall, 35 5. Parke Street on = Wing oe. intention to Construct Sanitary Sewers, Pumping Station and || * z : F a Work and weno asphaltic concrete surface course and |} tee as soon as the duchess SERVICE related work on the following streets: walked into the studio his eyes lit AST Sr PO SANITARY SEWER, P up like magic.” FAST, F Leaves Skin Smooth LISHED HARDWOOD 4 UMPING STATION, Elder statesman Bernard Ba- R Pp R | N T $ s : age eotey! WORK . : ruch was the only sitter who ever . ¢ 0 s P ACQUIN $ Pecial No- | — Avenue from approx. 188 ft. N. of N. line of Clara went to sleep before Miss Wil- TIVE Columbia Avenue trom Arlene to W. line Lot 24, Jeet ae} bn ce ld boy, H FROM carnegie vn SILK ‘N’ SATIN ye “Such a charming o y. He ' Gardens Sub. and Lot 12 A. P. 102 came along. feeling drowsy after . Pecanecke Ay Fourth Avenue from Arlene to Fuller - Third Avenue Second Avenue Arlene to Fuller | Truman Plans to Tour TWO-INCH ASPHALTIC CONCRETE SURFACE possible price. COURSE. RELATED WORK ee for Human Fellowship ot iss BOTH FOR Pike Street from Astor to East Boulevard PHILADELPHIA # — Former — Y - Pingree Street from Cadillac to LeGrande President Harry S. Truman says 32: Gai, . ™ we g 9: LOTION rvs af mony” Se) finest ee | fr tho at SS PURSE DISPENSER | , | altered Historians’ belief that the | ra TOMORROW * COMFY and COZY ~ FOR YOUR COMFORT IN-A-CAR HEATERS Richard Hayes, commander of the U. S. Naval and Marine Corps ™LOVE-SLAVES OF THE [AMAZONS <2 ™ MONOLITH” 225 MONSTERS Reserve Training Center, and Lt. Cmdr, K. E. Lord, of the Jack- son Naval Reserve Center. istrative personnel nae mate- - rials. They got a hand yet poh pega PASQUALE’S pe “ap - maining reo] @ ROYAL OAK @ LAKE ORION n ernoon, ining ords were gone over to see how) RESTAURANT and PIZZERIA efficiently the local unit is in pre-| 895 LAPEER ROAD—OPPOSITE BUCKHORN LAKE for } i future conflict, ‘LAKE ORION ~* | Servin Complete Carry-Out Service The personnel inspection took. * FULL COURSE DINNER place shortly after 7:30 p.m. when] » spacn Pasquale’s delicious foods pre- the men mustered at the 469 S.] «# pIZZA. * RAVIOLI] pared to take out . . . Just call East Bivd. center. Following this. * ae oe Gens exiae WS Oe Tey the visiting officers sat in onl] % FISH and CHIPS stow : classes in session. as > these enénen tnd MY 3-1421 Inspection marks will pared with the showing i | OPEN —“raky"tes © iererany ee Pots ie tan ka District, which covers 13 in the Midwest. The top 10 centers will then be chosen to compete in the national championships, Eventually, some- time this summier, one outstand- ing Naval Reserve Center will be chosen as winners of. the 1958 MA 4-2151 Walled Lake Open 6:45 TODAY — NOW! ‘RETURNED BY POPULAR DEMAND were 73rd in the nation, They hope to improve on this record’ during the cufrent year. Lemon Belief Altered ROME — A recent discovery has. lemon was first introduced to Eur- ope by Arabs in the 12th Century, the ruins of Pompeii, the Roman| - city that was buried in 79 A.D. by Mount Vesuvius’ eruption. a. to show. Give me the chance to. G83 HS, WarTy Cincury Last Times | “JEANNE EAGLES’ | EDGE of HELL’ | FRI. and SAT. to be useful and to justify my | Features 1:15, Now Thre 7 THURS. 3:55, g: 35, , FIRST RUN FEATURES I ticlen Bower says, “THE GREAT i MAN” is one of the Ten Best PPP R ee ce wee Opening Specials, Feb. 21, 22, 23 (AFTER VACATION) Dinner. ........ veneessereceeers sar ‘oo Pati sa cop: 3 OF BEEF, ats Jus «eeee Vee ee eee ee ewes eee teee : eli? : ; * i THE PONTIAC PRESS, i : five ee PHYLLIS BATTELLE of a citation: " said the Chinese NEW YORK (INS) — It has Jong|°°°Kin€ “teacher in explanation, been a curiosity to many American| *"® how that civilization eat. housewives, as they broil their’ The audience, all lady editors beef until it.is well dead, how the) with chicken salads under wae Chinese live so- long and stay so) belts, was rapt. slim. Mrs, Dorothy Lee, who gives a All. that rice. And everything course in cooking at the China boiled in oil. Not to memtion eight) {pstitute, continued. She pointed Sundays and holidays, SURE YARDSTICK “A sure yardstick of the bealth Isolated Four Sales Town Gets Supplies two to three minutes cooking, and meat -in tidbit form takes about the same amount over high heat. The audience could not help but be RESERV s Wily of Elgon SCHEMLEY GISTILLERS (0. WY. C, CLENDED WHISE ¥, G6 PROOF, 65% Gain Morea SPLITS <<. ‘a at Pongaee® meal — those limb globs of broc- coli brought back to life with rich hollandaise; the frozen candied yams adhering first to aluminum foil, later to newly discovered cavities; the beef patty parched |for ketchup, |KNIVES APPALLING nm) “Chinese,” Mrs. Lee went on, ley to. supply: the B00 ves reset believe that qa dining table is a | wlio had been isolated four days|Y€rY pleasant and social place. The sight of knives on the -table iby deep snow drifts. *. & is just appalling. 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The trip normally! itakes an hour. * | | i — also are cut up small hasten cooking, and this pre- serves all vitamins and makes colors and textures vivid and crisp.” x * She demonstrated — turning out, Happy townspeople met the train|in four minutes over a towering jand staged an impromptu celebra-|gas flame a meat-vegetable dish tion under floodlights. | that was fit for a Ming. Or a mag- azine illustration. * * * “Tt is with this fast cooking that Fear 200 Indians Dead in Coal Mine Explosion \ 50 YEARS. EXPERIENCE THURSDAY, FESECARY 20,1958 . 3 coi 7 courses on weekdays and 16 on oyt that most vegetables require conscience struck, recalling last night’s home cooked: American All approaches to the town had|*°? W® Cut up vegetables and, Admire : hooey mle 1a "Bel ot. in the .United Kingdom and ee : gium, About three fourths of the ~ highways in France are paved, as are about half in the United States _ and more than half in New Zee” land, Chinese banquets used to have 64) takes a long time,” oh said. | American stomach timidity as she laid the fish on the platter, with The audience already green’ “The Chinese.” teacher said soft- with envy at her cooking tech-|ly ‘‘believe that everything should nique, turned green with typical’ have a beginning and an e courses. Now they have only 16." | It took 20 minutes. Yet -the Chinese are slim people, seldom overstuffed; they live to riper ages than. nation- alities. which eat less but heavier foods, “Funny thing,” Mrs. Lee ex- plains, “‘the chief difference be- tween American and Chinese veg- | etables cooking is that oil — vege-| table oil — is the Chinese cooking | medium while you favor water in| the U.S. Yet fat makes up less! than 10 per cent of the Chinese MARK DAVIS RECOMMENDS... 3-Lens Movie CAMERA - « « One-Lens Price? by Nationally. Famous EYSTONE | . . - Complete with fast f1.9 . _____ ____standard, wide-angle and telephoto lenses. 3 Ways to » Buy-LAYAWAY, CHARGE, BUDGET Maat FE 4-4343 FOR LITTLE OIL USED The secret: They use very little oil — just enough ‘‘to marry up the | vegetables ‘and meat” — while. most other nationalities glob butter. on everything after it is cooked. Mrs. Lee created a magnificent | culinary concoction in henor of the Chinése New Year, which is currently being celebrated in New York’s Chinatown. 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KEARNS , ' Arguing about which is harder to get — a holesin- one in golf or a “300” game in bowling? * Most sports people will agree, and there are some who will.not, that the’“300” game is tougher to accomplish. : It is generally accepted that there has té be more + luck in getting the ace and it is accomplished by a » single stroke and not a series of strokes. » The target in golf is smaller and the distance is great- er thus the common objective is the green. . x* *« * * In bowling the distance is shorter and target bigger with the objective being the head pin. The bowler however has to accomplish his feat with a consecutive series of 12 “pars” or strikes. The pressure of the ace is very seldom present as - most golfers shoot for the green and not strictly —t—the cup. = ; —— ; The pressure is greater in bowling when a string of Strikes has been accumulated. * * . “THE BIRDIE” SEZ: * - Unofficial statistics say that, today with greater num- bers participating in each sport, the odds for the “ace” are 10,000 to one and 350,000 to one for the “300” game. | As far is this writer goes the odds for the “ace” - would probably be hundred-million to one and in ‘ bowling ten-trillion to one. * We can only imagine what pride a person can feel when he gets one or the other. Amen, we don’t even want to argue. — x * * Can't even get a hot “worm-plate special” these days $0 our friend the “Birdie” decided to head South, but not until after he left his choices for this week on the area cage front. — ; Wee ot, : It was a frigid forecast last week as he hit only seven a of 12 games to bring his season total to 69-22. This is the birdie’s last effort of the season and the “Worm plate specials” see East Detroit upsetting Ferndale, kston to sneak by at Holly and St. Fred to make it o for the season Sunday against St. Mike. THE BIRDIE SEZ: St. Rita Tests Shamrocks ‘ By H. GUY MOATS eae a Were ea oe day and another “big one,” Sunday Contest ot the season to be played afternoon at PCH, offer a crowded| 's own floor. All Weekend for area parochial fans,'other “homie” games for Bob {Tonight's game, pitting St, Mineweaser’s club have been held + —— in Pontiac Central High, or at ee ie Lea ati _____Javorite to beat-the winter tour's” Venturi Labeled |. 2.-22.t50 ‘Golfer to Beat’ |: * But Strong Wind Favors f Jim Demaret as Houston . Tournament Begins a ee on top, 53-61, f minutes. I think we'll right if we play as well as against St. Mary on Tuesday night.’’ Mineweaser will start freshman Art Robak, sophs Don Mountain, Tom Dabbs and Pat Campbell and his lone senior, Bob Mineweaser. Mountain was a first starter at © HOUSTON ® — The oddsmakers favored Ken Venturi but the weather seemed to favor veteran dimmy Demaret today as a field 133 players began the $30,000 uston Classic Invitation Tourna- dent. Orchard Lake, Tuesday, came * Venturi, 2 pro only 15 months: Se es ‘ot the 1953 champion at Palm 1 Phoenix Rita starters will. be headed by! a a wee ne | veike “Young, who Hit 21 polne against Shamrocks, .but couldn't pull his club through. Jerry Latra, who had 12 in that game-will also start along with probables Al Sleyter, or Johnny Dion, Pat Opi- pari and Chet Grabinski. : Shamrocks have a 6-7 season mark, St. Rita 2-11, ~ ; Friday’s tilts bring St. Cecilia to St. Freds in the first encounter between these schools, and O.L. St. Mary will entertain Detroit St. Hedwig. Sunday's tilt is the 2nd meeting between the two Pontiac parochi- als. From the records of the clubs, and result of the first game (won by Rams 54-25) Rams are favored. Wolverines Seeking Respectable Finish ANN. ARBOR @ — Respecta- bility is the sole lingering aim of Midine) er << e ‘fongest course and grab top money of $6,000 for the 72-hole tournament. : . Weather forecasts indicated no change in the biting cold and strong wind for the past four days. _Some. rain was expected today. aret often is at his best in d weather and at times plays 5 tly_in a wind of the type that has whipped across the 7,200- yard, par 72 Memorial Park @urse all week. © Other faverites include Arnold Palmer, the defending cham- pion, and Jack Burke Jr., an- other Houston native who, like Demaret, is thoroughly familiar with the sprawling municipal . Palmer admitted having a sub- score on his final practice : yesterday and said he be- Beves he has an excellent chance @ repeating as champion. Hope Clinches Title Tie 6 Tigers: ‘Madison Junior High gvmnasiums:| a oak victory over ian last . HOLLAND, Mich, (— Hope itself of at least a share ‘the MIAA basketball . with Northern Beats Tech HOUGHTON (\Northern Mich- igan stretched its \record to 12-2 losing streak has shot the Wolverines’.chances for a Big mark to place jigan’s Nothing else is left’ now that a| © Ten title. Michigan gets an op- _ [portunity to become: respectable) seventh: |. be 1 i 4 @ Former Baseball THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1958 cone Ps ; i . | : : et ee ke kk Executive Cites Woes of Majors Sees Obsolete Parks, Night Games, TV Top Trouble Makers Clinch Berth With Overtime Win — - > Ae mae ee Pistons Gain dictable Detroit Pistons -have two events to look forward to as the National Basketball Assn, season|2. "15 in -overtime. nears a close. MINNEAPOLIS @® — The unpre-iWestern Division playoffs. ‘They clinched that last night when they defeated the Minnea: event is the The One is a berth in the NBA's) bility that George Yardley NEW YORK (INS) — Larry Mac- Phail, who built himself a repu- tation.for what passed as ‘‘genius” during, his years as a baseball executive, has gone on record in favor of four major leagues. most serious crises in its history.| courts’ challenge to the reserve clause in 1946. cle in the current issue of Life magazine, that baseball has been losing out — if attendance is any vision as the three causes of all the trouble. He charges that TV revenue is an “anesthetic which has put the clubowners to sleep and made them complacent about the loss of attendance.” But is it any solution to what formerly were minor teams and simply call them “major?” E The others, he says, were the! - ‘Black Sox affair in 1919 and_the PI ayotts | polis Lakers|: pessi- | 3 ae g oi 5 ta it Hi in advance of most of the regulars. The stage is all set for championship series of the 1958 Bowlerama with two squads of Cage Results DOLLEGE ot Feature Match : MLsvinee ren | Of Bowlerama Os mn ws, | at H uron Bow! Harvey Kuenn Reaches Agreement but $4,000 Less Than ‘57 “I ought to be able to run real fast,” grinned the Detroit NL Slates Record 27 League has scheduled record high of 274 night games forjers came about by reason the 1958 season. - ber of night tilts that were played! The league’s schedule CINCINNATI @ — The National;last year but in 1957 only an all-time| scheduled originally and ponement of day games Actually, that’s the same num- dates. Tigers as he worked out at the "s Carly training camp. “I mre won't be carrying as Feels He Can Help Giants $4,000 cut from the $30,000 he got Still among unsigned ig pitcher Frank who is resisting efforts to cut him down from the $22,000 he received last year, Lary had an 11-16 record can League with 21 victories in 1956. Today's scheduled game with a | cause of cold weather, Thomson Fights Back last year, pennant. winning homerun in ajback to the Giants last summer six players as yet is out to prove he isn't washed) Giant Manager Bill Rigney Lary up at 34. winter and did a lot of work back in New Jersey," Thomson said. last year after leading the Ameri- “I feel great and my weight is just about — wart it to be.” team from the St. Louis Cardinal|with the Giants when they traded rookie camp was called off be-|him to Milwaukee in 1954. He was a consistent long-ball hitter and thinks the Scot can still aun, “T invited him to camp early to work the tightness out of his arm,” he said. “His ankle seems to be ‘all right, “We feel he has a couple of wouldn't “I got plenty of exercise this * Thomson had seven full years * - Two Squads Set to Rol in Championship Round Tighten Grip on 2nd Place By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS His New York Rangers had just itightened their’ hold on second place in the National Hockey never known as a calm guy any- way, puffed nervously on a cig- arette. “The hard way,” : St. Louis on July-3-{-“Wé always have to do things the hard way.”. Watson puffed and protested his Rangers’ habits az he stood in the Madison Square Garden press room last night after New York built, then almost ‘blew a three Manchester Has ‘New Look’ goal lead in a 3-2 victory over the Chicago Black Hawks. It was the |Soccer Team Rebuilding Rangers Nip Chicago, 3-2 past the .500 mark for the first time in more than a month. Bet- ter yet, it gave them a three 4 League, but Coach Phil Watson, poet lead over third place De- | | a _THE PONTIAC PRESS, _THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20 Joss S. - e eee TET ee ee oe ee A, Hot Spray Un | n af “Guaranteed for the life — we Be OTMER AREA Gams w ite Your cor.” Protects your ta BFS cay M4 ! : scod PB Pita coe cccecseeeecee lf > al Cae from ie — Hwee JS @ ® oe * kk oe eo eer sores G9. BE Mate nessczscccsccsepesscsecs ¢ 5)9B your car-ride, re : : : ° N rthe F | i ehh} SE ccc E : ‘ : : : Ge ree eee SE gg College Tourney Time patteg Around 0 mM aces saat MM axmen! 8S, Bedi Hacspeaet nesetanees i 3 Pontiac Undercoating : veo si nag ESET EE COO 7 0 iQ Par inc ow Our tady .. sacscecens 4 8 ; ; ' re Detroit... .5 2.12 S | - 23 Geek oe. iene 4 10 136 S$. Saginaw - FE 4-5453 ; Birmingham ......... 3.hU4 6. 6 Lapee “tga eee -4 5 : ag I S ij Str t Central in WC Beet duran 220000520. 3 ‘ ; My fe se enveraneeseeesernersee ; HY Cc e Fi h Mt. Clemens...” | V e | ? e C ‘ars 7 ee vee sh Gig See wok WoL By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS jin road games Wednesday | bounced the Quantico Marines Title Showdown |Parmingten so 0°20: i t 86- Wan Dykes ........:...3 & 5 #1 Temple and Duke, a couple of|siraightensd out in the late goin en Waterford 7.00000. ;-. 3 (k v iW ee & 6 Of | eteetch otheracn crite keep their winning streaks in-| Bowling Green beat Kent State Clarkston Holly Battle, OAKLAND BS lege tournaments with the stamp| 53-43 and Toledo outscored Western} E, Detroit vs. Ferndale on a of a ¢ even when| , Temple’s, longest of the ma- [Michigan 102-87 in Mid-American! Oy. poe Features [isectia ccc 2 i 3 the ball’s a balloon and the hoop| 2" Went to 18 with a 61-49 vie- [Conference games. P SFitwweraa 2200000000: $ 3 8 3 seems half its normal size. tory over Wake Forest, although t.& *. . Clawson. 202000.01) 26 8 ‘ _ "Both Temple, No. 2 nationally,| ‘%¢ Owls hit a mere 20 per cent | Steubenville, winning its 22nd By BILL CORNWELL ee = and Duke, No. 7, were off ot Gale Dect Rell ‘Mate straight for a 23-1 record, whipped Jeague All Games SALES - SUPPLIES Pontiac Central's basketball a oO te’ s Duke, winning its 10th straight/St. Francis (Pa.) 65-45. team travels to Bay City Friday |Clatisten ........... a y for a 155 record, needed a 16-| Once Seton Hall wasinight for a Saginaw Valley Con- | Holl eps 6 & 7 & point streak midway of the second! slugged again, this time 79-59 by|ference duel with the Wolves, but|wer Bloomtieid "08 4 =f u What an Alel half to wrap up Navy 717-63 at!Iona (NY). Buckenell upset Penn) the real SVC battle will take place Cistenceville .... issaces $7 ¢3 ~~ _—— orgie dashing real Fame - Sagi, lly sirst vic-/at the Flint IMA where Northern Milford URBAN Carmotic im | —— tory at State in a League All Gomes : ~*~ *& *' Jean Claude (Feets) Lefebvre, . t' @ & No Hustle ae Bustle || LaSalle and Villanova were win-|the 7-3% French frosh who set a >; Ht ¢ iners in a doubleheader at the Phil-|school record with $0 points Tues. a a adelphia's Polestra, Sub Tom/day night, sat out 10 minutes after 5 ‘GL GLASTRON. 9 (Garberina came off the bench aft-\four quick personals, but still 2 2 1 er LaSalle sputtered for five min-|scored 23 as Gonzaga whipped| !* in 0 1 10 All. Fibergias Runabout utés and scored 20 in leading an|Western Washington 94-53. race with 7-1 records. — pale All Games | 1444 Ft. Complete with Windshield s 86-60 rout of Scranton. Villanova, Anything can happen and usually | s1mont vee OM | Steering and Upholstery : with 6-8 soph John Scott hitting 19, does when Flint’s two city rivals ; a rt downed ‘Penn 73-461 although the Ca Calendar collide. A last-second basket gave |Xe 7 8 8 BORUM winners scored only from the foul Northern an 46-45 victory in their H 3 i: + in the last 11 minutes, bagging pene lst ory ro gen: All Mat y Rencheut. = 1 st. nis at at Bt. Ncicheo! a eee eat with Windshield, Steering and Sophomore Darryle Kouns set | ponte irons Cnet GAMES Each school will have one coD-|imiay city .......... 7 ¢ 8 Upholstery. Incl. Convertible Top. an Army season scoring record | Saginaw ‘Arthur Billet Saginaw ference game remaining after to- North Branch ...00...2 4 é 8 Flint Northern at Flint Central (IMA)|morrow’s duel. Central has an/|Millington ...........- 2 4. 28 | of 492 points with 25 in a 100-81 at overall record of 33:1 while North. 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THE’ /PONTLAC PRESS, THURSDAY, “FEBRUARY 20, 1958 ty 'L (Streneth Has Not Improved i in Three Weeks . ampanella's Future | GLEN COVE, N.Y. — The/longer the paralysis remains , Tas eadeass inl in he Wels ey future of Roy Campanella -re-!changed, the one can expect points out that the slight improve- SUNDAY MIXED = ,| FRIDAY BION ‘B LEAGUE mained clouded today. for the future.” mat shown iat Oe Seat aR Bs/to watch television, Rockets 60M Night Owls 42 42 Bt Ste Prin i sa pie’ ii Time. loomed as an all-import- The bulletin was issued after | tapered off, * oe 6 Be eee Se at oe ant factor in determining whether | consulation with the various doc-| The statement said: “His sense 4-M's “44 K&s5 2 3 Orgeon Homes “8 the Los Angeles Dodgers’ catcher|tors who -have been associated|of feeling had during ee ee” eter pits |p uth inter dts es ‘ie: t\will fecover from a broken neck, with the case. No mention was the first week, dropping to the 16. Jets, 1811. me Rein 1, Oh. Sen jwhich he suffered in an auto ac-|made about the likelihood of Cam-| level of the mid-chest, There were LADIES FRIDAY’ ‘W LEAGUE ES mony rom. SEMA BE Gumiene BG) eke lagi is.has receded to the|nerves takes time.” Cotter. * 3 Pachoud ia 29 “ Oregon Homes FH te ee Se eS 3 The 37-year-old athlete, a pa-| There was no hint whether fur-'area of the groin. The past two) Mrs. Caimpanella thought that pre 22 nae 8 Plein tet sob—ae0! ‘i tient in the Glen Cove Community ther improvement was el weeks have not shown any fur-|her showed gig, a 42 38 Weber's fend 29 51, ae eevee |Hospital, still.is paralyzed from| but the statement disclosed, We ther nyerensnier. - : yesterday when she visited him on takes Rec. 1061 Ind. (3 a ot we. w ujthe hips down, Campanella’s con-|are still hopeful that the patient's x + ‘lat the hospital, She Eo 'ticler, G38; team, ‘Tein Oaks Rest | Baron an” Ba Ren #2 3 dition is unchanged and his mus~jparalysis will immrove ” ae general ‘medical| were improved, but Sone, 50. /Carling’s = 35 28 Sparks-Grif. 2835 cle strength has. not improved 7s condition was termed : “satisfac-/were not quite as improved. WEDNESDAY NIGHT MEN'S | MMi “Ian 33.350 Drewtys 2p. 3, Since his admission three weeks} The report also siated, “The con- tory,” The likable, roly-poly base-| Roy eats the hospital at Rew. tes Pen. Meat: wim: Ge Boe Genes 26 38 ago. sensus remains that specific pre-'ball player with the squeaky, high- fasts, but Mrs. Campanella says hea Star 4733 Vernors 36 44 PO cece 5 Gee, — ~ pe il 3 | A statement issued yesterday by|dictions cannot be made at this| pitched voice was showing a great she brings him lunch and din fan Wag. 4438. Stroke 32 ge, Oilleeple, 603; team, Huron Cines.. 2820. Harry C. F. Gifford, administra-|time as to the degree of neuro-|deal of interest. in his strround-'becduse he likes my cooking.” gue Oe es eel IMPERIAL LEAGUE tor of the hospital, anal “The |logical improvement.” Van Wagoner's Ins. 1084 Ind. (3! wuron Bowl 5231 Leonard Dis. 40 S a : L. J. Miller. 707; — Pontiac | (eating Bupply. Bectey “Lae, : 30 Grits ge 47! . Look and feel your best “WESTSIDE MERCHANTS ctrok's = PY 3 at Reweomte # St. Peter’ s eins erc ants ‘in st i | every day in a clean : WoL Dean's 4?|_ Ind, game, M. Foster, a. | ‘ : i : ie WL Cooley La ‘ ’ * Smee be Pon. Lk. Inn - 48 Dakegian. $68: a ee roy, s. Trio i In Tourney Game in Cj loo fresh shirt, laundered to Cres. Lk Inn 5¢ 34 Eagies 2 52 i perfection by our experts. Cervin god ~* ‘ 30 oo cereale ~) ‘BOWLERETTES " ‘NEW YORK (INS) — Eight : ; . Mind: game, Karr. 367 team, Bud-| Bud & Lou's 3 2s Team No.2 32 F berths remain to be filled for cl-/ The Merchants finally won a. Every shirt is handled a ee tne” Budwewer, 2970 ml greeters Nightingale 3 %¢ is|lege basketball's National Invita- City League ‘basketball game. Aft- with care,. finished pre- a Ars Mat” ie Deaton's “g 73|U0nal Tournament | at Madison! er failing. to dent the win column} cisely to our spécifica- nt peng eel w L| Jad. same, Deity, Lowry, “int; team /Square Garden. March 1322. |11 times, the Merchants rallied tor 4; ad nid Pon. Plumb. 49 34 Pabst “1 tinea amo. a — Ee Harriet | St. Peter's College (17-2) of Jer-), 57.59 victory over the Boys Club| ions and returned, as rock od a a Bert's — 3s Be) brag _ mee ‘*. _ On tad last night in @ Class B contest at clean and fresh as when one rive Tn. a Ind. (2 games) to th "a ™ t P Pontiac Central High. yw. new! Modest prices. Fr. ate, 464; team. Bert's Grill, 2039. o the post-season tourney. hit : HURON LADIES MATINEE Co 58 30 Eakle Cus Pu 58 Team No. 4 43 Shell ‘alser Contr 30 57 i “41 Team No.2 ox 186, 91 ave; 4-17-10 ie 2 S580 Galan b 46 Warner & 83 % 5 A Johnson Rl 32 38 &. P. ay , Talbot's B Shop Williams 37 Jocks B Shop HH Pont 3 Westside Service 64 a oy | Ke o panda Fy} M. Hop s3— inn: 7 Barber | Pn a : SUNDAY MIXED LEAGUE | noite EE Rom TE s i Ko] teers 424 yas a5 be Ps Sa $0 ‘Ms #64 K&s 26 69 Eleanore Hocevar 440, dim Extiner 196, Hocevar 495; Rockets 637, Jets 17 ‘+. © @ is (de OM. Foe = 3 Jones Decisions Kid Gavilan “Tiger Jones, a tough - skinned hoxer from Brooklyn, sidetracked) 2% Kid Gavilan’s comeback attempt with a split decision last night and) | the Cuban admitted afterward “‘he good fighter—better than I ex- pect." \on the eye.’ "There were no knock- y cident Jan. 28. * panella ever playing baseball | i : a] ‘ | a This | i i Repairs.” JOE'S wri 5. Saginaw St MIAMI BEACH, Fla. —Ralph * * * Others in the NIT field are Day- | ton, St. Bonaventure, ard Niagara. Toms Golf Favorite ST. AUGUSTINE, Fila. George Toms of Durham, N. C., became a strong favorite to win his second straight title in the tournament of golf club champions. ting it with an opening 69 for 140 and a four stroke advantage over the field. figures with Al and Bud Hay- ward leading the way.en 17 and | 14 points respectively. Jerry Nosek tallied 11 for the losers, In a scheduled Class A game, Southfield was unable to field a team and had to forfeit to wets Jewelers. The Pontiac Boys Club, soca iey| w— CLEANERS when he took medal honors yes-/Gene Gidcumbe's 13 points, gained in PONTIAC terday. Toms equalled par 71 on a 48-37 decision over Whiter’s| : the second day of qualifying, put-| Electric in Class D at Lincoln.|] 339 W. Huron 26 E. Huron Mirecle Mile |) Westsiders, 28-26, in a all ex- hibition contest. | RIDLEY Flash FEderal 8-9252 FEderol 8-9255 Shopping Center Hl 1 Tell Ye Midter . . "You'd Better Bring Your Auto to Us Right * Away for a Complete Tune-Up, | Valve Job or Other Gas ey WOHLFEIL-DEE "5 7s" "TOES EVERDAY PRICES ARE EVEN LOWER DURING HIS MID-WINTER CLEARANCE SALE And Y Get DOUBLE RED STAMPS °f Friday oad Saturdey Pia SURPLUS FE 2-0022 SHEEPSKIN PANTS. siti" § 3.88 KOREAN BOOTS = sx"z..2s' $10.95 | INSULATED UNDERWEAR z=: $12.96 Thermal Drawers aoa 288 100% WOOL PLAID SHIRTS. ..* 4.88 FUR HOODED PARKAS “=: er $14.96 ‘BOMBER JACKETS Tw couse $10.05 4, | SWEATERS — GYM SHORTS WOOL UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS | cr, -99¢ Jones claimed Gavilan butted him over the eye in the ninth, The ‘Kid denied this, saying “I feel downs in the 10-round bout. Jones said he thought he won going away, until it was an-| nounced that Judge Fred Aaron-| son's card = it for Gavilan. * * “Then I was sure I was gonna | lose aother split decision,” said| Ralph. The other judge, Carl Geter, | and Referee Billy Reagan saw it. for Jones as did The Associated | Press, all by narrow margins. | F i gy $s ee LET Litt al : WELDEN SPORTING eooes “51 Mt. Clemens St. FE 4-6211 Wwewwewe ay 5 Ga tied —tate ote Gavilan weighed 154s, Jones 144% pounds. = Teer ree ee ee ee Pee EOPOOO HERERO Os eee =! ei : 2 dl eet ee Hee Renee bons ‘bee8 | TEL-HURON | STORE for LEASE Fronting on West Huron, Store at No. 861. 17° x 40’ Suitable for offices of all types and retail shop, ——Phone Lincoln 5-9200 ‘Detroit at Cincinnat |New ry at “Philadeiphia Boston at Bt. 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AND MEDIUM-DUTY MODELS: ° pickup you can. buy! light-duty models are high- models have been dimensions, Only franchised Chevrolet dealers display this famous trademark REM See Your Loctl Authorized Chevrolet Dealer bigger front” ie Sees Bs pores te SS ee be i Se ey nn ae “TOKYO (INS) — It_you like iball before dinner, after dinner or just any old time — you'll like 4 ean drink to” your heart's content in this oriental nation and if art heady pleasures of the bottle cause devia from your normal- ly quiet behavior no, one will lift an eyebrow, As a result Japan has gained the reputation as a “‘drinker’s para- dise.” . ‘The Japanese are highly indul- gent of those who have tippled too person — especially a foreigner — can pin a feather in his wobbing ce if his friends must escort him 6. ‘The inebridte has become “one of the boys”’ and has shown how _ | friendly he is, Rambunctious ac- _jveligious beliefs. run tions are often overloeked, Pid To be drunk in Japan is user stood to be under the guilis® in- fluence of sake ~— Jauan's ancient rice wine beverage. The Japanese consider sake the favorite beverage of the gods and its first manufacture was attrib- uted to one of them, Hikona, a deity versed in the medical arts. Hikona is also identified with Ebisu, the god: of wealth and good luck, who is depicted with a ea piiplitiiaaibeerxkeliel Gi ee : THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY eae Japs Highly Tolerant.of Tipplers ®jcome--ostracized-for-imbibing-too} Many other gods wére-niso drank} > ri heavily at a party and requiringlin legendary tales and ‘thus the assistance home. But in Japan ajidea has come down to modern times that baman drunkards are believed ta be protected by the gods and-should be given a helping hand by their sober comrades, . * +. ¢ = But disapprobation — never. *Whereas in the United States, direcely counter to boozing, the Japanese find rationalization ‘for that ‘ex- tra nip” in their array of re- ligions. a Buddhism, as interpreted liber- ally by the Japanese, allows sake as a “blood ” medicine, For religious Buddhists it-is drunk as a “medicine” from a teapot. — a“? * s a Confucius, whose teaching are popular in Japan, said the only Vi A “J y, of “honorable inebriety.” imbibing limit “is the keeping of In the United States one can be-| happy, smiling face. one’s sanity.” BOARDING HOUSE | Y fPHULLMULLLLML 7p, WOM ODD LTRAINED BOA CON= Y Rf aw T itn A SIRICTORS, MAJORS an THE SMO OR GASWINE EM. RAJAH OF SMU CHPUR CRANED TOLD YOu ARE AN ARCH-/7 : A AN INORY THRONE BUT LOATHED Pet j Ae eM bee gee a y KILLING I'D FASTEN THE " Salad } ; A I STILL HANNE THE /7f SERPENT TO THE WILD © | a G\ GUN I USED To SAVE £7 ELEPHANT'S TAIL, THEN I(T. oe Nari!) & } ai ; : ‘ | ME BIR HILARY CRock WOULD SEIZE THE TRUNK Bis hi FROM A HOODED AND PULL ~~ ER ae © 1000 09 [tA Section tne 78 fag VB. Pet OF” COBRA HAR-RUMPH/ welT WAS ey NANCY AUNT FRITZi-4- iF T° By Ernie Bushmiller WE'D REMOVE O.K.-- HERE'S A ||WHEE---1 BOUGHT A MILLION DOLLARS’ THE Nes DOLLAR--- NOW WORTH OF PLAY MONEY WITH. IT | AND FREE THE Tea | ‘PACHYDERM/ HAD A DOLLAR; I hipaa : A COULD FEEL LIKE A a 1S< A 4 MILLIONAIRE iD ‘7 A dane | VE rp “2, a f \ \ © , 3S = 4 pcg ane avery oan Gis ee | \\\\\\\-\\ ee iad ae = WY Nea _ CAPTAIN EASY . | : — Wosee ns \ ae Kok ET a ca TROUBLE, MAJOR= _ 7A! TRS PELL Weiee: THE \ JALONIC! 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THAT'S MIGHTY NICE OF 'EM/ HOW COME? by Franklin Folger | Boece ee Kong Reine Peco, f ' PIFTY-FOUR ) Ea * yi A. M. in FCC Probe by Bullish News 5 i tog tend toward pecking ews in Brief Loser NEW YORK — The. Stock NEW YORK @—Costly food to-|put half P scpieca Bs under —_ > & ¥£ Would Help Townships News in Br Bid Brings Kefauver, Market Rigger lre rd — only, Plagues -most folk trying, tolwithin two years. ‘This is expect agreed is minding the} to Finance Both Sewer,| s..an Cauley, 4% of 210 Crest- ‘Nixon Into Testimony the heels of bullish news, neg Baro iy a at Mig ong 1 Pig le Ng aoe - Water Systems | wood dS pleaded gay ey * Key stocks rose fractions to distributing and merch- oboe : . : * * « a carton of WASHINGTON ® — House in- aie around a point on a broad _ andizing food worries the industry: a * Cigarette Stocks Townshine in Cekinnd and other ern Oe bacon Sua vestigators today recalled A. |apptes, Dettctous, “sa'"............-6450|,, The upturn was sparked by the|rt is seeking new means of holding eitieg: Reger Bex Am. . counties wilt be able to issue full \runicipal judge Maurice E Fis. Frank Katzentine, whose testi-|APbles Jonathan, bu. ....++--.+++ 3.00 Federal Reserve Board’s long-|.oc¢ within bounds. foresees more packaging of faith and credit bonds to finance | . Apples, Mctntosh bu.” ...-...::.:. 318 awaited step toward expanding and produce at point of inegan gave her 90 days probation. mony has brought the names of Apples, Steele Red. bu. .....5..s400+ 478 redit. It p late yesterd *&..*« 7s tion, aimed ne on a e water and sewer systems under @ | en ne Ke- Veretables a ol lowering the reserve re- Much has been done. The Na-| 4... pap yee yp plcsnegr, Beano dale Pathan ones: Senne On = : auyer enn) into hearings on/Bests, topped. a tional Assn. of Food Chains says|.5 nacka NEW YORK Cigarette com-|&4" House Representatives. Chicago, paid a mu- alleged pressures in a Miami TV Garrots 1% De scsessecnseeee naar psa — banks in an eased warehouse efficiency re operations at the pany Ses declined on the|. The bill, sponsored by Rep. Lloyd] court yesterday for the sale channel contest. cky Miami|feteeredink ibaa “! 418) Steels, motors, base metals, air.ifas Cut these, costs 76 per cent 18) athe. cost of Seelt taj aw Sars Sock Ruchonee be eae gee oe te Lae annikae ae ‘aI a ne, a Leeks (behs.) dos. ....0000 o Ter pa: years, and store opera ef-| after now goes ; A firm ig Beach radio station owner, was aj Ouigns Dry, #0IB. ccei-crccvrscce Lig ierafis, Falls Gnd some. oi beceeg|ticiency bas cut receiving anajlso being taced. sy mittes that cigneetie. rieme|tittee on manicipalities ty ' loser in the four-way contest for|Pareeipe. ee. --js:i5" yag’s""""".-: 138 |recovered slightly from their set-|Sorage costs 59 per exmt. At a a agin facturers have deceived the Amer- sewamige sie restrict: the Channel conse. Radishes, hothouse ibehs.) dos. .. 1.50 yea recent national meeting, food Packaging costs average 20 perlican public in filter-tip advertis-|¢d f financing such projects by Wiliams, #1, of 360 Chai Harris (D-Ark) told|Rhatee, hothouse, (ochs.) es. .... 1.25/Dack yesterday. Fractional gains > rman s (D ; chain executives swapped exper-|cent of sales of revenue bond acts. Howard MeNeil St., pleaded guilty newsmen his subcommittee hoped|Suss2, Hubbard. bu. 1.25 were made by American Tobacco, grocery : : Tomatoes, hothouse (bskt.) & Ibs. 325! pilin Morris. Liggett & a |!ences in slicing pennies here and/turers, according to Donald Des- American Tobacco “This will give the townships to possession of numbers betting tq finish with the TV contest be-|Turnipa topped. 0 te he Myers &| there oft distribution costs, __|key, industrial designer. The food|a¢ $76.25, Lorillard off ype different alternatives in install- po — maniciogl apt ton “Commissioner Richard. ~ Poultry Youngstown Sheet rece meso |deopite Ngher food prices, the rleliwr a double-barveled, ailack on a Philip carte 5 ot) hes gon Pray rg a ie ae tov bon ts bl 12; Reynolds Tobacco “B" off : Mack. a @ than a point, Lesser gains were |ing costs—largely of late in trans-|the profit squeeze problem, To cut!$719 ‘at $86.62; and ships find it quite difficult to fi- : a ‘ — DETROIT POULTRY made by Chrysler, U.S. Steel, | portation and labor—trimmed the|packaging costs they are calling) yy off $1.87 at $67.25. by , 4s,” he Fish fy ge! 730 te 7:30, Mack is a Miami Democrat ap-| DETROIT. Feb. 19 (AP)—Prices paid) American Telephone, Anaconda, inet return on the dollar of food/for more efficient materials, pro- added. : : pointed by President Eisenhower] {t" ,"s: 1 top quality live poultry up 0! General Electric, Chesapeake & |sales last year. mov ep fl 2a t ceive, 26 Cheneivey. AAEM Fi. to the comission in July 1955.), mesry ype Ori vcer Ga ihe) whites] Onl® Reyal Dutch and Sinctalr. ike the competitive butte between the], Lariat, with 90.100 shares] Me measure mess sere Mack voted with the majority|}{*Yarred Rocks 26217; caponettes (ua-| Paramount was a l-polnt gainer. | 1, ther industries, food|makers of boxes, jars, traded, was the volume leader on|in the Senate, townships will be iemnage mnie. Gites ane Ou. when the FCC decided 42, last\ict, se3a: heavy iom-turteys 34 | Opening Blocks included U.S.|processors ors. and mefchandizers|bottles and tubes. ‘To boost arr yan ge ag slg linypeg ces oaee 28 LE heap nd Rand: Meee ~ year to give Channe 0 Cc . a : . a Steel up % at 58% on 5,000 shares; |alike have tried cutting overhead|and cut the cost per unit ’ ‘ /Saginaw. - adv. Service Television, Inc., a subsid- DETROIT EGGS. ; 1 Commenting accusations by|°*™ of the assessed valuation of ney oe cine ap aT mei gy gr Be om Popa wo % ot nk ‘ a Pe baying. po ‘of ‘he the ee yorlerny fe yt the House “Government Opere. og projects eee need the cr oneregn tonal xami had recommended that F ae tions Committee w Kacoantion ont it. ° swnites rete A extra Jarse 46; ait; terme ged — up ‘%iother nga gaye designs. oe ier, préckiedt Pr} Be rtiedig 4 proval of the supervisors of PA Mpegry “e nied, 21 10 a to ne na “ * ” . Bakeries ing or more Ld * ’ , ee ce — mes jarge sie, ‘wid. Ove. Whirlpool’ dropped 15% at 17%|automation — such as conveyor _|end Bowman Gray, president of Seale vat on es pha? : charges that he accepted money Industry leaders planning cost-|R y Reynolds situated, also that of elec- In the case and that he was goreT™;,grede A lace G44. wid. eve-jon 5,500 shares following its cut/belts that take pans in and out drives ‘include: Porter M ' Co. tors. AesRurbye ema: — 43%; medium 40-42, wid. avg. 40; checks| 4 J:4ong cutting drives $ . ‘+ *+ «+ Rebekah's, 9 _ to 9 p.m. 1287 ledged in advance to vote for|31, ws of ovens, in and out of coolers./Jarvis, president of Swift, who Another provision of the bill oad, ham Public Service. a Sambo st ctr large 42; large 041; | carry the loaves to slicing and|iooks to consolidations and mod-|, Said Gruber: “Our advertising| would allow the township a . ;.@ . . uKatzentine told ot tio yhits to gg hy igre large New York Stocks the gpl, platecind, cate Soot saa magico’ B Hall, oy 9 truthful ~ “Oe aoe ules 'w'aon oe ab He clot) ie Ce a ack in ngton 41; large 40; medium ’ t rising costs; . Hall, . tors, to disapproval of ~~ final FCC decision. But he said (Late Morning Quotations) ti 28 president of the Kroger: food store | been the simple statement of fact | piants he never asked Mack to vote for Li aie Ree 4.4 Meat packers are consolidating|chain, who says closing of smaller |<" filters best of all leading Asks Sch IT V é i ock 4 ue .. $44 Johns Man .., 37.7 filter brands. ool Tax Vote hea. vest Allied Ch ..:. 773 Jones & L .... 39.6\operations and looking for cheap-|outmoded stores and opening of : ~ * * DETROIT LIVESTOCK fee th BS fim Cle S121 &bfler distribution. They seek savings|larger outlets with adequate park- * DETROIT @—School Supt. Sam- All he wanted, he said, was a g DETROIT, Feb. 19 (AP) — Cattle —/Am ‘Airtia’':!! 175 roger ,86 .-- 3 |through new antibiotic and even/ing facilities will let the groceries “Wi uel M. Brownsell has recommend- vote on the merits of the applica-/Srisble , $2. , Mary, , rede caer Am Gera zi a. Whe & F .:.. e4ajnuclear processing experimentsiget the most out of the sales dol- ed that a school tax increase be tion. He said he never tried to-in-|sctive, fully steady; best outlet for choice|Am Octal --- 18-7 Lib McNAL ... 84 for preserving meat and through|lar; and Ralph W. Burger, presi- placed on the ballot in April, 1959. fluence anybody to vote for him.|steaay ‘Tuesday's advance: other|Am N Gas gt Leg @ My . §i8\chemicals that tenderize less|dent of the Atlantic & Pacific A $4.50 school tax is scheduled to The names of Kefauver and Nix-|classes unchanged: early sales ‘ew to] Am News --- 28, Loew's ......., 14.2/Choice cuts. chain, who says stores must cut expire in June, 1959. A proposed rage ¢ steers Am Sea “934 Lone 8 Cem .. 334) The Produce Pa 1 ' on were brought into the hearing|3¢ s0;" utility, ond standard 19.00-24.00:/Am men... ape Lorilerd, ..... 383 ckaging Assn.jcosts because the housewife is additional $3 was turned down by — _— referred to in the most rood 10 oe oS oo 23.90-[Am fe" wei 183 Martin Go 2°. 32 says that now supermarkets sell'keeping a sharper eye on the 3 voters last year. scribed os fhe “ight mas” $0 = culty, See {3 00-16 50; fo gan cannery and Anac Wao”: i. Mere = 2 at proach on behalf of Katzentine, |Dilis.w te 2200 1 4. |Armour & Co 127 Minn Man :.: 963 The letter, dated Oct. 1, was | tive. : few - to choice | at Ck ... 7 Monsan Ch .. 33.3 written by Downey Rice, a Wash (tose Jealers, absent; “utility 19-00- os wae af Hot pre snes He ington attorney and friend of Katz-}24.00; eull 13.00-19 Aveo Mig -..: 62 Nat Bisc ..... 432 entine, to Daniel P. Sullivan, an- Ben lo HT Mat Coad Bi .. Sa other Katzentine friend in Miami : ‘ . t GYDS o..s. 45.2 ® ee ee mek hee Grain Prices Boripg, Air: 3 Nav Lead 001: 03 Plumbing comment. A spokesman said, CHICAGO GRAIN — a 3 “The vice president never com-| cf CANO, Feb. (AP} — Opening Brun Balke - 343 oe Ae eo a4 Supply ments on things like this.” — swk mee = af ree ee ee em Co = another letter introduced, May sases - 2iBis ny Uaages zs $3 Can oy --.- BS Guete o> -.-: 23) ° atzentine wrote Kefauver onan °°:::'°° 195% Oh dae Capital Air! | 173 Owens m1 Gi 6 | June 6, 1955, “7 am Dec. ...-.... 201%e Mar. ........ 1.29% /Carrier +37) Pac G& 51.4) troubled thet politics may inter-|\nS°™—.... 2139 SOR csc: Litoplcater Trac s:. a pes aw Air 163) vene” between the examiner's) 9? --:--:: tine “Bara 119% (chee & On -- Bg Perem Pet .. 38.3) : ee L recommendation of March 30,|8ep. :.....:: 118% Mar. ......--1272 [Cin Mil M .. 32 Parke Ds." Ss Stall Showers Com cS bn ’ ‘6 og 2 1865, and the final FCC decision. Be. onc tae May 20H Sis ks eee eee 133 2 Sa i . vee ee ‘The Store That Values Built FREE STANDING E * t Sead an am oe | Slight Imperfections. Can't Be Told From “A” Grade PU MPS : bring up the subject in some way| Of Dr. Sullenberger [Ess £24” 308 Sinclair 0 wh 4 Bath Tub Enclosures s¢7 © mun ..... $28.95 eens * ager ¢ this is the best way to rie RR. 4 Southern Co. 30.6] : A move for reinstatement of Dr.|/BS-Sel-01°-°- 30 Sou Ry? oc"! Sag Stainless Steel Kitchen Sinks ......... $39.95 Jon PIPE FIBERGLAS Neil H. Sullenberger; Dorompess Pirestgne” 2.) 803 Somrey RG’ <2°: HR, Beautiful Mirror Bright Finish. Reg. $09.95 Less Fittings . $3.79 LAUNDRY TRAYS . Portiac General Hospital staff sur-|rreeme sui :. 77 Std Oll Cal ... 43, | May link Theft oo, = be pr yee disgradley ge Fad tot Sta Ol BJ oa, 47 Kitchen Wi Wall Cabinet ............ .. $14.95 5-F Loneth With White Enomel Cabinets - . we ee Gen Bee 2. #4 SitACY co't:: Gel Single Steal, White Enamel 42-Inch | Sailor Killing eatiSstchases SEE Gee pene mens CABINET Jains, said today she i ep ee fo Sailor Ki HIG) brszton Pisin. sn toy se in Se Be a Hees ay BPM Bath Tubs munsatetime .---.-.--. $12.95 SINKS a : 1:30 p.m. meeting at city hall with|Gen Tire...) 272 Tansamer .-. 318/B QGe : e Slain Detroit Seaman |petitions bearing more than 2,100/Gooarien’ "1.1: a4 Uderwd os Hl thage Disposal _ > ons: + $39.95 a St Might Have Witnessed surgeon niatedteed Ac godhereige Gran Pais at Unit Ale ‘is Z| Bath Tubs cre merea |’... .. 7 $19.95 Up $ . 4 Grevhound "2... 15.4 Unit Aire .... 543] , | ) 9 5 Stealing on Carrier ere to rein Bees Ry Un Ge CP 2 i Apt. Size Electric Range ............ $89.50 5 7 . board refuses - seoe 28. wees 3 > BREMERTON, Wash. A pos-| state Dr. Sullenberger, I intend |Inquct Ray's. J8. Us Top... sti Electric Range and Oven 10 ...... $159.95 Also 90” and 36” Cabinet Sinks sible link between the slaying of| t@ 8° to the governor with the gas Baas) veees oe West Un Tel 4 i in Stock a Michigan sailor and the, theft] Petitions.” said Mrs. Pawley, |ihierns wy st Weste 5p asl “ ei ag ‘0 % ' i $0 from theca chrier| FU Oe eras (eee, ad Seep A) WHITE TOILET. | _ KITCHEN . a eee Poa ee omme Nic 's o In aper . ' ; is being investigated by authori- governor's aides that we can mt Ta & Tel : : 33 Zenith ging 7 33.4 SEATS STOVE HOODS Completely Automatic ties. ~~ *« & The $200 shortage. was dis- covered after John Edward Rut- tan, 18, of Detroit was found strangled in a paint locker on the carrier Sunday. Coroner Al Segerquist eotd . Ruttan, an apprentice seaman, may have witnessed the robbery after returning to the ship at 2 a.m. Sunday from a weekend visit with a Bremerton family. The coroner said Ruttan could have recognized the thief and been killed to silence him, . Segerquist said the sailor apparently was strangled with a knotted rope after climbing down the paint) compartment’s ladder. His body was in a sitting position on the floor when found. The Navy declined to connect the slaying with the robbery. Ruttan’s body is scheduled to arrive in Detroit Friday with an hopor guard. Cleveland-Cliffs to Hold Line on Ore Prices - 3 wage costs. Hea Katzentine MARKETS Stocks Boosted | riods, since the week ended last “\Oct. 19. prices in- spite of increased freight and J. S. Wilbur, vice president of ing tin New Yor have an appointment whether the (Cc. J. Nephier Co.) Figures after decimal points are eighths High Low Noon ‘ON PATIENTS’ BEHALF’ - “The petitions are in behalf of) ° . P Allen Elec, & uip. Co.* 2.7 #3 Dr. Sullenberger’s patients,.. who) paiawin ML Alay Co. 134 13.4 134 want him readmitted to the hos-| Ress Gear Co.” 7, : G.L. Oll & Chem. Co. * 13° (14 pital so he can treat them there,”} Howell Elect. Motor Co. * $2 56 she said Peninsular M. Prod. Co. * 16.2 11 ¥ mpcesey e Prophet Co. *...... 15° «8 The board meeting is in the city) Rudy Manufactartag Co CY "134 A | Be seco! floo Toledo son Co. ... : : hall's nd r conference Wayne Screw 473 ‘od. Co room, next to the City Commission) ‘No sale; bid and ecbed. chamber. Ford, UAW to Begin Negotiations March 31 DETROIT (# —. Contract ne- gotiations between Ford Motor Co. and the United Auto Workers Union will begin March 31. Ford is the first of the big three auto companies to set a date for talks, The announce- ment was made in a joint com- pany-union statement The UAW’'s present contract with Ford expires at midnight, June 1. |U.S. Car Production Dip of 7 Pct. Seen for Week DETROIT (INS) — Automotive News said today U. S. car produc- tion this week will dip seven per icent to 94,547 completions, The trade paper said it will be the lowest weekly total, except for the Christmas and New Year’s pe- Manufacturers turned out 101,- 632 cars last week. Automotive News said truck pro- duction will total 17,721 units this week as against 18,620 last week. Business Notes vite Metropolitan Lite Insur- ance Co. representative Robert W. Weir, 18625 Negaunee St.., has re- Dividend of 25 Cents Declared by Whirlpool ‘CHICAGO ws — Whirlpool Cor- poration Wednesday declared a quarterly dividend of 25 cents a share on common stock to be paid March 10 to stockholdefs of record) at the close of business March 3.) ade : As Gas Water Heater | Beard takes action or not.” STOCK AVERAGES Fine Quality as 35 Mrs.-Pawley describes herself as| (Compiled by The Associated Press) with behe light a patient and friend of the Pontiac Indust Rails geil Stocks $ 89 $ surgeon, ousted from the hospital | Wee; peed ace Se: tl 108 last Nov. 13. Month ago ...... 2397 = 2 3 u 100.8 She explains that her petition Jost se "nigh "2. ).2800 134.7 773 188.8) ~ movement is independent of Dr.| /957-%8 Jo” cone ee Oe? Ss i Sullenberger’s suit against the hos-|1956 low .°':.'.244.0 126.2 69.6 1716 pital and city for reinstatement WH and $250,000 damages. DETROIT STOCKS 3-Pe. IT E Regular $134.50 | SI includes 5-ft. tub, wash Basin and ts “Ale plete with all "A Grade Ch “= Fittings. " ons Colored. Bath Sete... .. «.$99.98 EBATH SETS| 2.549" 52-Gal. Electric WATER HEATER i "76% UALITY — 3-PIECE ep BATH SETS WITH CAST IRON TUB Regular $219.95 Value Set includes: 5-Ft. cast iron, bath tub, forge 19°" yx V7" china washbasin with Wholesale "Prices CAST THON SINKS 21x32inch — A Grade ¥ | drain plug. Free standing reverse" wap closet. Green, pink, yell Ow, grey. ; 2-Pe. Colored - Powder Room - SPECIAL . Set includes: @ china vanedeh a carry complete a lav j Now twite uch . complete with chrome re mixing faucet, chain ond While They Last | $36" _ on Steel Pipe $27.95. 21’ Lengths . Vain, Galv. ee : * fois Hala 3 Warns tiie =\ 4 |Full Sack of Soll Pip ind _Pocoes TE 61818 cod PE 62100 Ve Inch : 19¢ La 1¥a-in. Galv.. * £0.18 | 28°, |] | a one eet COPPER PIPE Copel wih wudy send 1¥ein, Galv... 98.93 | 20 Ft. Lengths ch aeen is 423 95 PLUM IN 2 5 Saas, G SUPPLY Co. Fittings —- ert rte | inane and J Sey eo St ee ee Ce ue a ee eee a A S . fe ; a 4 ea Sabre eae. % ; g Se : x é ; oy eee * Bad r ba x ‘ ry i ? . ietiaae eemeaneceelcans "Pe 2 ese 4 ante eee % ‘ ca a ‘ 4 . + = Sees ‘ ° ¥ . ¥ ¢ ee ' -f - —— xs ae THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, PEBRUARY | 20, 1058, ae | : ie [ps "Yel ne . : rac | Ir ae ane iy case galt the city sya *ORICE OF FOMLIC. sutt } Vee : | bePa' ; rm gt ler Explo a i Eases Up ase S eae es tt a p CS |. sorsn p BR sr gre Poli Rank cireut court DePauw's reduction | 7 On FOIICE Ka cS the ‘Hiawathan, Willie Tours rete B. Harrick et the eat ae ttn, Raphstiee toute Ste : = 5 sathrgs will be presented me. course on Tennyson Avenue, she entered the Persian Gulflpm ionight im the aomosislutn off line. So Sen eee 8 s\three days He the aiplnh ves mn | Rochester Junior High School : - Sgt. Hanger Promoted, | - a * fed oieuey ontise, Michigan,” held | Liverpool with explasives : . 28 other action, Civil Service} ronting other supplies for the Iraqi oil| Spectacular photography and | but © Willman —Claimsiconmicsion voted to meet withlsier teotsen sclpoas ‘concise ous fields. : stereophonic sound are promised | Freeze Still On ‘\the rule committee Wednesday,| "You are here bales Z ou by that at s The Welsh skipper of the year-| Mle ever the four seasons in new rules for the police and fire|18.” 1968. by resolution it, was declared old Yellowstone National Park. The | The city manager's freeze on to be the 1 of the City Com-|2¢ motor ship, Capt. W. A. departments cannot be reached. |Imiction ‘to construct ‘Ywodnch Pund. Chappell ‘| Grand Tetons, tremendous gey- |Pontiac Police Dept.. promotions concrete surt , rk , dropped anchor -at Ma- . 3 thawed little last t th s on Putn au pos ise 228 ES wa nama to put out the fire. About 90| SCT, Mountains are all included a lit night with). : SS Loceend “ineems "as" an estimated Pontise yitons of explosive gelignite had| @ % %™ . ~~ |the-promotion of Sgt. William K.|Gingellville Prayer Group |cest,, of. $7:368 20, that getegeie ‘° Hanger to lieutenant. : . rofile and estimate of said Infprovetn tnd objections that. been unloaded and the ship was) The program is sponsored b | Will Emphasize Lent on file tor public inspection. inerened. bei: iy Manager Walter K. Willman an- Pp asize Lent. Tt is further to said owner) who at the time of the tax ng moved to shallow water for, the Department of Adult Education nounced the promotion by letter improvement in ecaordance |» with the Ded ) ee 1, 1988 end be Bagge in lands so sold, c nsrciag when the explosion|0f Rochester Community Schools.|;, the Civil Service Coramission.|. GINGELLVILLE — The Gingelt- Cost thereof shail hall be Se defrayed by special " » iy Clete days after’ the pubs rection to meet | roc — Phare harbor. The Rochester Branch of Michigan ville Baptist Church will place spe-|fsr"si"nr fe°?ac —— do, 1968 oe ities mu te te oe istan sank by the stern,|Audubon Society will have a dis-| Willman said that the promo- jcial Lenten emphasis on _ its upon either tod 'pa of ” Puna ™}~ ROTICE OF INTENTION TO CON-|® thirty-day purchase certificate. & but ‘parts of her superstructure [play of bird books and packaged| tow did not violate fis principal |Wednesday Bible study and prayer |tveste "oma cuulas arene, to, Lecirend| struct twonch saphaltic concrete surthee Ts as hughes rhest ‘blader at the eapie- - : olde above water. ~ | sunflower seeds. ; of no promotions or new hirings | services which begin at 7:30 p.m. |}*s*ment strict to defray $6,613.42 of| You are hereby notified that at a tion of thirty days, or in the . Rochester Churches * ** | for the, police, departmeat wnt | A youth progrem tor tenagern cf Eat aCeLts tne satiety rast Meade Ratha ater ik nes hand tha The ship's owners, the StrickiE: ; the public Seeaehretny om 14 years of age and older will be- aod expenses thereof shall be paid from! ts 1958 by resolution it was Proce mets | chase price. Pormer owners, under the : . Lines of London, said it carried First Aid Course Opens | report is in. . gin today, from 7:30 to 10 ® CaP Notice te. Hereby Given 10 nen te henstrest ‘vwouseh sephaltia mineral rights an © pee Plan Joint-Meeting a crew of 14 Britons, 50 Indians|in Avondale Saturday. | The PAS.study due by Many will\pues. Recrection, refreshments and|Peasea. ttiosiees wilt mert txts Couns [Somerete, venenge, coures, Sot Sostane Sts acl Basen eeerved Mo selest. our Oe and a Chinese. include manpower recommenda-|a devotional period will be includ-|f'e'ciock pm” to hear” suggestions and | Muna, avemue, at 80, extamales oN and pertber neriicare sed Wt ot aie ROCHESTER — W. It was not known how many; AVON TOWNSHIP — The Avon-jtions and Willman repeated -he/@d. All young people of the area we jections that may be mace by parties peat “td wiiat_the ‘plan,’ protic on file joe dg tT eee tice, Pontiac, x orld Day of/ Bahraini dale : terested, es a p eusurer’s 0 will be rainis were aboard unloading. First Aid Class, sponsored by| would not make new promotions/are invited, 7263 foe eblis mepectes, . censtrect sid {mn , Conservation District Headauarters, - Prayer observed tomorrow| Four men alongside in a smail|the American Red Cross, will hold|until the report's recommendations | Bited’ rebruary 19, 108 MT pt ge oy pg ellen ed ea by five Rochester churches. The boat were among those Killed. itt first meeting at 8:30 a.m. Sat are reviewed pg og apa, vatican rey Seey"teetaiatel Get gee] | OMtANESCNNT OF COMMERTETEES WAN 19a % . . February 20, 1958 ARLES FE. MILLAR gregational Church at Walnut. and ee ee Fire Hall) However, he said, a vacancy)o couse qu Tresent Street. and that sil of Ghe lots aod parcels of| Dent of Conservation W. Third ‘streets. ‘True Worship’ Subject — ‘ae i gedmned iatont extatet! ant thisiiste2 a" anit. Gopmission st) NOTICE OF INTENTION TO. CON-|itn Unive from Plddis street to Maines! Lantiae’ Michigan pees = ed February 18, 1958 by Fesolutionit—was- SUMOTHe SNE) ~ . The opening session will be trom| 4 Bible Study Tonight This is a standard five-week. 10-|POSt could not be affected by the/declared to be the intention of the City ice course om Yale Avera at a requ.| sessment distrlet to defray $85. Litesotee:-0e 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. with Mrs. Bessie y ig _ Commigsion to construct two-inch @8-/liar meeting of th estimated cost and expenses thereof aNd) oy joe 1 4 Cimais 6k. he Cbngregntions! is ea ie = course. Standard first aid)PAS a On this basis he auth- ee ron Teegent Street mala City of Pontine, the Commecion, of tne ee ee hall be pak — = etl seven eet cia inna’ Ouklana Church as welcoming hostess. ROC ESTER — meaning ofjcards will be issued by the Red/orized the appointment. win Avenue to Bacingw Birect at an {18 1988 by resolution it was declared) Capital vement Fund County, upon which application has . Zen n = worship and its effect upon|Cross to those who complete the x * * eatimated cost 0 of f $3188 20, and that the Sas te coneel Gan oeteen! sas Ge tee a oe Od on i ye, ube BE . z. € owship in the church will be course. - + The commission voted to certify provement urther fue for Public inspection. regs Fey y dened courey oa | eae work Pontiac, =) will meet in the - eet ee 155, Publie.Acts ‘The Bread of Life’ will be the Subjects of Bible study at 7:30} Interested persons may call Vic-| Hanger and recommended his pro-|said impro 9 tm peomrdenes with Stanley Avenue at an anumnted oost_ of t Hr A p.m cy op nope alee 19, 1958, at 10:00 A. bn yg Sik theme of the round table discus-tonight in First Congregational|tor Camp, FE 70741, or Jaines*motion be made retroactive to| D8? Fofile and estimate, that the|$4.512.75, and thet the plan, profile and objections that may be made by county courthouse, Pontiac, | Michigan sion monitored by Mrs. Harvey J.|Church hall. The mieeting is the|Angus, FE 7-0744 , Dec. 18, the date the roi 2 |cent Charcot bal be Gefrezed vy special | sud cotimate of seid improvement Wi peaiet we Ccrtand Chante Camaeure einen — Toles. Participating will be Mrs. first in a Lenten series of six : vacant. _ 2a “tak ng “won Seer hoe ia Turther | intended eget Bired’ February 1, MWADA_R. EVANS |Headquarters, Imlay City Lands Dic Harry Tripp of St. Paul's Methodist; ¥eekly classes, sponsored by the é 7. Street Baldwin Avenue to Becine the pian’ prote aut estimate, and that City Clerk |vision, Department ‘of Conservation, Church, Mrs, Robert F. Herman-|Church’s Board of Christian Ed-Gas Station Burglarized;| | Tee move cme as a surprise nest" district to conn ye b64.0 of the lapecis! assessment” eeconding’ te” front Foneuary Wie |Laneing. : erase tion to Police Chief Herbert W. Stra- |estimated cost ‘and expenses thereat and|sve'ang inet ail of the intetand. parcels Denis Oe Ge son of the new yterian| Ucation. 1$63 Taken F Sat aan oy and that all of the lots and is| NOTICE OF INTENTION TO CON- Lands Division, Church of Rochester| Mrs. T. C.| ay nen FTO ° ley whe told the commission he lonpeneed theres Sorest shall we paid fost, tad Pesce fronting wees either of Gan Soot seaman concrete sur- CHARLES E. MILLAR Riddle of the Nazarene Church Sate (mre melons, ont , gg | ad mo prior kndWiedge of jt. Capital Im Srement Pund. Sankey Avenue “shad couaittahe, he ou are bere eet otal fond Sone | quarterlies for study will be pro- | Harlow’s Service Station, 425 SERED Oey special assessment district to defray meeting of the Commission of the) Lansing, Michigan Mrs. Miles S, Chariton of St./ vided, the Rev. E. John Yuells, |OSmun St., was burglarized, it was The manager's decision resulted|p.T%, ‘ea, commiunon, of tne, cHp ot Siig of the estimated cost and ¢ 57 | City of Poating, Michigan be Pebruary : Feb. 20, *S8. Philips’ Episcopal Church and Mrs.| pastor of the cfijreh, said reported yesterday to the Pontiac|f{rom a meeting last week with| mission’ Chamber” ag eg «yy Panaed here and’ that sit ot ibe to" be the intentica of the Cy Com PONTIAC Gilmore of the First Congregational i Police Dept. Hanger and Sgt. Fred Goines, who’ an Hone” that may be ‘made by|be Paid from the Capital Improvement | @ission to construct two inch le BOARD OF RAVIEW Church. A colored film, ‘Major Religions a piased one and two respectively|eeins mere Pund. cetacote curiae o6neee O88 fen orenes etn eee, ven that the Pontise : os i wn Review k * * = the World,” will follow the ety Diag erga hp nag Rar ra on the lieutenants’ eligibility list|Datea Beary 19, 1998 ne evans (pthet, the ‘Commission “of the the city ot ot pear, “ied: that the pina, profile the Tewnshi i ey . . movie, produced ; following civil service examina- lerk ‘To and estimate of provement is oD |Tax Assessments Roll: March A luncheon will be held from Encyclopedia Britannica, portrays 0 vinpell amount of change from))i 4. Feb. 30, 1958 peg pelle pny gpby Aly an 4 R.! file for public inspection. at aia (Ot, oe 1h from. 6 Bm te | 12:15 to 1:15 p.m. Those attending forms of worship of the Moslem, —— | * * * : Fomic san 7 (tnt coieetions chet may he. mode ReiGhemvciment bt seremuee Sie, ie Dae i seen ioe | ae Se fanpage a Buddhist and — Christian ' | Under the manager’s new rule ss Boe Bulck, 2 Dr. Special No, SBIONOSO)W.O. T270 ag Poet’ thereat shail" be etre ed by sbe-|mrist be, it the hands of the | Coffee will, be served by a co A discussion period will fol-| About 150,000 U.S. children are|a ; 1 nana lanl a og (Soe LC] before the of ——! mittee from the hoet-chUFCE— low born out of wedloc Layer ee ae ee —" = | year. lable tomorrow. Acting Lt. John! ™“t: Pontiee Michigan. 1 a9 31 Peb. 20, "56! Rundell. street Baldwin avenue to! — LJ % : Death Notices Funeral Directors -4| Help Wanted Female 7 Instructions 9 Building Service 12| Income Tax Service 17} _Typewriter Service 22A Wanted to Rent 29 ali 000D TELEPHONE VOICE AnD) CY CARI I8 NOW ACCEPTING oan : Donelson-Johns | yout” aly vreguirementa . a a limited amount of student beau-| “A.C“Soors prompt service and| reasons abe wes. Tere AT | TEE MINE WEPAIRING. ‘Expert | ike e 3 bedrm.. modern house Ge Bhs Woodlawn, Gatley Pare shucenas jon" Pelg ephone canvassing etce or eall| ‘fepairs. It's more practical to| Burns, F. work. General Printing and Of-| in Waterford, Drayton area. FE age #1. several broubers yas: “Designed for’ Relptul Call between 8 aod y Cari, 7.Gren College . AN INCOME ie Tax RETURN FRE. | fee Supply Co, 11 W. Lawrence, | _ #33. aT ser mH ~?P RIPPIN CHA pitictrom the fichardson at _4) Taoughuta Bervice AMI THOUS waste’ Appolutment Pe pM. Seaver: Upholstering 23| Share Living Quarters 30 Home Rev. Calvin i Supplement your hi "s income e. | BURTON B. STEVENS | | Seapue aatee : Roe officiating. Interment ‘sat Voorhees Siple or make & career, for oureell, ND | $8, MELROSE oy sppoieiatsne | ers. bedsprests. PE Sioa? | "lady, close ta, PE GOL. ; wilt tie in FUNER —Call &.m. to noon. D & R BOOKKEEPING & TAX |EAKLE'S CUSTOM UPHOLSTER.| YOUNG MAN OF Goop -Bird Pu-| AL HOME -BABYSITTER & : . si Lake Ra, EM acter Wishes to share 6 ‘allied Lake. Ambulance is w=" * pedeatnend work wtd. fer. poner 4 Ly Appoint. out ae ries Pree ates. frame home and ith ee a FE home, bday week. MA S19T3 aft) 7 2 gy ob $ i “NICE ieee canna, Fecitits Ob STW | axSyarrTER FOR AFTERNOON’ | EMP PIRE TAX SERVICE | Se ottat Spee cag aoe "gi ay om pension oy employes} beloved Drayton Plains — Waterford Two. Call at 199 W. Strathmore before - c. ODELL Your m: PE 46-5797 _ Very reasonabie. PE 5-352. __ ac,| | Help Wanted Male 6) 20°. 1909 oe nour, _ Ens spreads. Your moteriel FE SS. | WILL SHARE MY HOME WiTH 3 y eS ted oe - ° — Lost & Found 24| moutiy rates’ Call afters, PE 2 Automobile Salesmen | so gal oh Tom's Market, “vind - ~~ 6.3421. : ~ ceadee rg 888 Orchard Lk. Rd. HOTEL ROOSEVELT FOUND: FAWN - Sas of Burt School. OR 3-0719. Contracts. FE 5-8126 MMos. OR 3-5883 et = SINCE Janu JARY 20TH, Wed. no Mtge. 32 fringe High re- * gard in incentive for top cue time, MI 4-6222 OL| FAIR RATES FOR RETURNS| Fawn male boxer. 4 white boots. sage hn ee ere eens eicene| Gelert ee | IMMEDIATE Retail Store, 65 Mt, Clem- work Must be good typist, ey . W. R. q . ; 8 Feb posting enon ate” al Mr cea PD | Heder | ACTION ~~ ATTENTION! gg ie NG WAITIN Meive, coe a home? FE 64380, | %q Situadaed Real Estate Salesmen HOUSEWIVES NG ~| Mager Resets Ceauve. peotien. of up st our! ww you have been active in ¢lub Long form, straight'10 per cent, $8. ot. whe, ame KU Te R Itor one S® so Ip and chureh work or have & good 2, ae #10 Vie. ot Washingion “Perk. PE empleton, Realtor WHITE BROS. education and Bourg aon, thre Taare am, . | Segara ney" Shen al ee -| 2590Disie Hwy, Pontiac, 3tich. re « Male, Child's pet. FE) SOO"S. Sore ft. oat: Sole Bros, i: Geass oe = ae ~ Forms intelligesty = & a 3: 17 8, Se “BE NEAT AP- | Sn 04, Collie, vie. Lake Rd, ‘on hoes Feta ay ag ; sons, ied f ring. Write Pontiae Press, Box 2-8046, 4 oe. Bosesne Y +: Game . Beige collar, front legs, ‘Ana, w: beloved ee ; iwonKixa Ax BERT. | —BAmed_ Prince 56-8718. GC A S H a time —=M SEES are penance rae ny J te, | hon Hobbies & Supplies 24A | Laundry Service 18 | PAINT 7 um, rae Deezer, the Parmer-6n Puneral mone. i to. So's. Regal Gory, Sait’ Dinie | are 7 +i tee we oF POR FAMILY LAUNDRY | SERV. "Ent RS useage 21 & Marshall i Marshal i ane tS beloved nian ft ie tire oeeties!™ Dome tas work. : a fice LACE CURTAINS PLAIN ae Noticés & Personals 23 fase Crs Repos Bert td tae ea BS se ey sew arm Etude Puout Pe saint. "| ARE YOU TOO sary tA t Peon 6F Rie) aye ee ei Sek Pe | eandeening_ TEA | adh Se a ak will SS RRTESCET mestie; must live in. 5 anys; | Work Wanted Female 11 Cee Pee SS Feduction. today’ Rersoo SALESMEN WANTED |_ Gren. Bos 0, "Pootine Press. EM ao | gen PE eat ace na R | Re ie | SEE Gio ne (i ce . Roofing. . ah eee His | a id" BLOG, “seRViCw rim, roneve, cobeing cwee,| = In Debt? 2-8245 OR 3-2276 | ————- ze par 5 hesee van os. Misc AND |. Moying & Trucking 19 se seta: ee INSURA 8A ‘A bd * aa 4 irs 8. = * »| Mahed debit, 25 t0 40. em- This as Vou BULLDOZING | “lel NO. HAULING ene ’ Oakiasia rv baie ployment. not neces- 71-8872 vi sary. Will t: tien School edu-| WNatiunally advertised food pfod- up and np. Tageepeen_ Fe FE 56-3458 APTER THis DATE Wanted Real Estate 32A | ist ot . Write “Pontiac ‘Press Box | uct, $1,000 or more per month B 12 S ; AA-1 Sot Rates Sane tor cy A panes ee . lst yr., ‘anusual retirement pl ildi ies + * net = MRORARTELLY | Hw Szewr Meer gum, | F wo willing Supplies 124 | amis mori, Laree van or plex) Ugh $27 semen TW | yy ach tans prop = a . 7581, | FIREBRICK. USED EA Hamlin, Rochester, Mich. ition, This wires fale door selling. For sonal int 4 I . F ete, "Red i, Sabet foadt et Me" | cao Rare, £5, GRS| PAgyere Soe OO © | scr ee cov ne Pe Came | AR STR OW cpOMAN TEED.) Bor = —_ ~WARPAULING — ALU GiguT AND HE HEAVY TRUCKING. FE 28122 Confidential ai FE 32-0603 } a express pick-ups and deliv. Mancwlnet. Mrs. Wallace. FE re ee FOR FREE NO LAYOFFS bay gg | MY, MIDDLE JOE'S A aN Ronettes tikes vation AFIAy, wot ‘with when are in business for| = _EM M hagas. = : (| ee SaORING AND HAUL- SuNTY Mn BOPP Lins MAID 730 ‘Ee cae sgt ah Bees Fan | NE in Sos ee, Bees Ph pt m a wants work, “Cait anytime. FE] Organ’ , Clubs, BE ares : ing. quick verve sayin, cm gotles maker. vie 150 t. orn MeL MOVE YOURSELF Willard Tare was dcactaant man- | CLIENT bi, tear A afta Sc oANYWHERE, | tot Moret te q x at, eeaoplianse 4 ys 31486 foo ad + wien hes - tore ‘beet of — Lash 105 Dine Hey OR = O'DELL CARTAGE PRE-INVENTORY f bedroom, home betwee “tavern Local ond, nae Genee, moving. SALES — 75% OFF eights and Stica, man with car who is ra fer, average: Gal Pe Stn ‘| @RUGK WITH SEMI - TRAILER | Children’s nylon snow suits, were | Easigm, cllent Pay 4 SALESMAN | _Riso dump truck. MA § + fia Soba ure “neck or, ae et a. Were ~ wits oe poten of mor more, wit mse q Se WILLING TO WORK : Trucks eae nek iit i) et ay ve it eae 5 HOURS EACH DAY?’ teton ckape son Makes aE: cig ae ree ma We Hton “Pn, PE set | Be . Pontiac Farm and | S'vutss esa weweeat| LISTINGS WANTED By %| Big Earnings Industrial Tractor Co. Mies geigers uf mip or. ay AITIRO, a 8. woo") «| Market. con. Seal an ean Tle th eauaton tea nae _. BNA Sus ‘Leslie R. Mi oral ny ode _ _up yo of horse FE 5-4638. | 2070 Airset a. — OR 3-1592 ese eton PO i tae :| Painting & Decorating 20 | DRIRTY MAID RUEPLIRS, 0 qn | MORES ——————___T3 ET Ph. EMpire 3-4196 Plrvwis-teie Porte tert areca 66 ; 3 WAVE pose Listings Wanted for Personal Interview WF CLASS EXP. PAINTER AND “ham ray. bose} We Buy. Equities R. D. RILEY, Broker ne ee ‘sana TRADE (FREE & CLEAR) MOD- ern 3 bedroom bungalow, full basement, gas recre C. SCHUETT, Realtor Employment Agencies 8A EVELYN EDWARDS VOOa TION eee, aba “18 ee 2 5 : ) eo %, ag cheep. | Reewbaa G66 | ener eeear a 5 : eee: 602 Com Bank Bldg. : - ab at Be Ya ee Steet - . 3 y GET IT QUICK, — - . oT ; | Dressmaking, T eo 16 | eee OWE Tn FURNITURE NEE DED ie equsies “ttn Ae ‘through Classified Adi!) RENT IT FAST ; : & | =| aut nt ts Cee atte “ne| PAUL. D. HAMMOND Yes , whatever it is — dial threstgh Rent Ads! Room, . ~_Televislon Service 22 ree i rae Bn | PR ives, PE Satis | hots¢, apartment, -any- ALL ae SERVICE, CALLS aN.| Wo ea aah Feves | We We Will Buy” FE 28181 for an ad- thing: —_, Want Ads give ~ Wanted as Used corner Your Equity | Sais enh = ai ION. Dial, FE| ‘tabinet,, good. condition. |, Rese Bae Bat St “| FE 2:3763 telnet rae PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 20) 1958 . . For Sale Houses 43 Ee TH. esa tn, Hara a : an TH. PVT. No drinkers. PE 4: 42338. 7 LAR | GLEAN R 4 ~— ent. 266 5. Parke, ie.” se rer eenrecoremnnmere-an—arenntns ea 3 Boe PVT. BATH, 1 CLARK. ) ROOMS. SIL BATH, ON 1ST "Ger Rit) Prospect St. Rae PER. PVT EN ras wel. aout adults. 21 Oak Hill, FE A BABY WELCOME. Lg Mg BATH BABY MY 2-1981. PVT. FE i ROE AND PVT. BATH, iST. * ger, fremt entrance. UHL furn., FE 5-3028. ag od ag: yg r furn, Near bus. PE _ COLORED . ROOM | Must have . ” reterencer fall PE 46306. ’ E PIKE sT., So 23 3 LARGE rooms ent.. full 43844, Ev ete 3 "Riis 4, 3 on UPPER WITH PRIVATE & ent. newly decorated, ae furs., off street parking, couple only, no pets. 20 No: rion. 1 CHILD. ROOM. 18T FLOOR No drinkers. 72 Washini ington. 3 Ra SAEAKFART NOOK é rms. Th- —. 85 oS eight, 3 ag FURN. Are ‘COUPLE ON- y, 389 Osmun 3 reir APT TILE ATH ‘GARAGE, Employed ecuple, or 2 men per Lake R Rd, Nr. Waterford | Twp J PURN RMS. CLEAN, CLOSE in, warm, = ‘entr., laundry priv. all util. furn. 68 Norton Ave. FE BATH, PVT. ENTR factories and town. FE | ERY CLEA N, «RM LOWER. * completely pvt. § its tile pow base- woty wy 2 Bedrms., gas heat. FOR | RENT x. Leas e: ie Ew, ve {EROME BUILDING CO. reom ic ford Phone FE 5-7635 Reasonable payments. Option to > ~ FUNGALOW, 3 FOR COLORED * ieee: GE peraeee, 2 E sae won, E : a": main wy. ‘ ROOMS a, BATH = 2a Tow a COZY HOUSE FOR a — DOWNTOWN — CHILDREN WELCOME. CALL FE fer adults Information st 299 seal. DESIRABLE LOCATION, a= yey reo side. Brick 3 bedroom shea, rela Rese (tor oees| Raia "een So A J mearee WATER, ADULTs ONLY. $65 A} DUP HOUSES. LIBERTY & MONTH SS PM., SEE Sriex rooms, bath, $99 m HEMPSTEAD, 102 E. HURON. PE 4-6284. . OR UNFURN. 4 RM. APT. and garage. 60'a Monroe. LARGE 3 RM. & BATH UPPER _ #449 3 RMS. & BATH. CLEAN. WELL furnished Couple only, $75 mo. FE 5-4032. 3 — & BATH well OOM MODERN. CHILDREN * welvome, oD Williams Lk. Rd. 4 CLEAN, NICE, FURN_ ROOMS S and bath. Adults only PE 2-3036, | — @ ROOMS, PVT. BATH, 18ST FLR., prt. ent. 193 Baldwin. FE 5-6215. 4 ROOMS & BATH. PVT. 1ST floor, Oil heat. Also 2 rms, Reas, 204 Ferry Ave. ¢@ ROOMS, MAIN FLOOR, PVT. bath & ent., garage & basement, nr. Sears. 2 or 3 adults only. _No drinkers. 73 Fairgrove. ROOMS, PVT. ape a ENTR. $ < off Cass. Util, furn., $21 Elis, . FE ssest s ROOM FURN. : 154 Chandler 16 WEEKLY beat and ianed. 1 Gera in or bab: come. Apply 806 Bt. —— eas bus, 8. Anderson, T1456. -— 3 RMS. & BATH. all cK arr. 3 AND ALSO 2 RMS. TS pee APART- NISHED. = in_? family income located ‘@ Putnam 4 room small houses Reasonable. $10 per wk, McDonald street, M. A. BENSON CO, 549 N. Saginaw &t. FE ¢2521 FR 4-5004 wARGE CLEAN GARAGE HOUSE Children welcome. FE 4-9953. St. All util. furn. $65 or weekly. FE 4-4821. act LYNN .. . RGE 3 RM. WER APT. MOD- 1! : a newly decorated, heat, 5 "oeereoms ak floors, clean. ee water, gas page Penang not se heat, 3 baths, close to oc or king, : retired or iddleaged ¢ ouple, every 115 Seminole WANT A NICE ARTMENT? SE FOR RENT ebsites, bg =e ~ . OR "LY ‘TED. 3 Room? — . Near town. NEAR iOOLS. 2 B Tiiiies are furnished. "Ne chil N. Roslyn, FB 41989. or rE dren, 4-1932, _ #1218, NICE, CLEAN APT. 1ST FLOOR, Steve refrig. & util. furn. "ests Per Bat B, call Auburn, — NEAR t fh 3 rooms and bath. » OR BUY Private etranée. Gasheat, laeel| Beautiful §.rm. brick home, Pull 4 working couple, $65 monthly. ORCHARD CT.*APTS, tape .* fon fitioned few 1 bedroom apartments now avail- able. ‘Auto, heat & ‘hot water fur- Adults only. Under Constraction TAKING APPLICATIONS for ¢ and es bidg * week; month. Sates co and gas. OR - Sosy. ) RM APT, PVT ENT,| permitted. a ie & bath. Also Garage. Call after Tagewes. 5, OL 32-4041. — hss. GLEAN APTS. CHEAP. CHILDREN welcome. PE 45158. 248 Orchard Rent Houses Furnished 35 Lake Ave. CARETAKERS APT ¥- . NEATLY thing furn 3 rmb, E. Pike ato, gas heat supplied, and 166 Coleman St. PE 4-1676. Seats =—— = COUPLE PVT BA’ AND ENT.| 3 RMS E sHOW- PE er. PE 4-1465. CLEAN 3 ROOM APT. RN, HOUSES L ER Pena a on i gerace al gg BE ARMINTON 5 r ge : New Fh I Mw ge WS 2 rms a month. Reter. Fe . $35 wk. Go G ._ $100 . Refer. re- Sone, tk oe ; 2flS Re 2 GIRLg OR . 3 RM, CAR-|2 BEDRM. HOUSE ELIZA- Rie “oes “ot the" beter tee di sane itn, “Graiversity wreerne util. pvt, ent.. OR 3-7206. PRIVATE ROOMS & BATH, Wil- a. AR, 2740 Grandview. OR "we Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 1-2 BEDROOM, PARTLY FURN. iaketront apts. 8615 ‘Pontiac Lk. ist ‘FLOOR, 3 aa its and gas. & PVT. KITCHENETTE Rory eo stove & refrig. furn. Adults ony, 290 N. Paddock. Ail berta apts” i8T FLOOR. a CUTE ROOMS, GA- =a laundry room, heat, water ults. 21 Lots. Pontiac, OL. 1-1875 ARGE RMS. 1p ALN FLOOR. t. ent. rare son, 7 BEDRMS, 6 R OVE & REFRIO® ma ins "PER MONTH, APP NEXT TO ST. JOSEPH: HOS: 3 LOVELY ROOMS WITH PRI- Peeper OR ms OR OR 3-6234. ROOMS & BATH. ALL UTILI- > ee poles Near Pontiac Gen- eral Hospital, FE 4-4526. 3 ROOM, UTILITY AND BATH. — welcome. Waterford WHITE BROS. REAL ESTATE OR 3-1295 * Dixie Hw Open Eves. ‘til; 6 fun: “10 "tl 5. 3 ge _ Bad ison d GROUND floor. Entr., utili $50 ac. OR 3-1972. 3 ROOMS & BATH. 18T FLOOR, c~. Util. furn. Very clean. 300 Saginaw Inquire caretaker, mae door OOMS, PRIVATE BATH AND rance. Stove & refrigerator, All utilities. No children. Near Crooks & Auburn FE 5-3971 2 LARGE RMS. NEWLY Dd pet Plenty of closet space, Pvt, ra Pre Ese ord #. Pike, 3 ROOM || Towen ae N. Heat and utilities fares. ai r week 51 Feneley Court. 3 ROOMS & BATH. $50 MO. FE nn zooms AND BATH, CLEAN, Pvt. ent. FE 4-0401. ROOMS a2 AND | Sate ON UNIO 2 tinned ROOMS AND BATH, OPP Ei * stooge. Call after 5, FE _ PE 6 276 «RMS, & BATH. PARTLY FURN. reasonable Centrally chil 4, accepted. 267 N Perry [3 Bauee 4 Nooes BATH, BASEMENT. ts | Libert; rty &t. FE 497 4M. APT. WORKING uF LE. Cail oA Ofer 5:30, FE 43206. 4 ROOM HEATED. 3 BEDROOMS. new aeoorened, ges ; f West site. Pontics = t's Be NEWLY ND warm est side fore 5 oy . SMALL RN. HOUSE. 3 WEEK. aaa SMA N HOUSE. JU CONVALESCENT = = couple. $50 mo, _ 2 BEDROOM, WALLED | LAKE. Modern. Close to city . MA Sine On te a, garage. MI 2 BEDRMS, BA ter. $45 mo,- m1 ville, Mica 2 BEDROOMS. UNFURN. 3-2425. TH, WA- Batt | st. Orton- $50 MO. USE. | NEW 8U SUBDI- 2-574 1) ni 1 floo heat, #8 E.R T as he LI s1ése 2 utgers. 3 ROOMS & BATH FE 5-7508 3 ROOM UNFURN HOUSE, NO bath, $10 wk. 640 per Mo, FE 23-2910. eee ener wepcentmeeene ee 3 BEDRM, HO: LARGE LIVING rm. natursl fireplace, wall-to- wall ca , rec. rm., bot water hea mo. Avail pron March the Ist. Phone MA }_BEDRM. MODERN. WALLED i ay ag ge elec. kitchen, Chil- mo. WArwick 8-1368 Rent Houses Unfurn. 36) i] call ron ae FE pie | STOR basement, 644 E. Blvd, N. FE 1344. [ALL MODERN 3 RM. HOUSE & bath. Gas gas aan 45 mo. OR 3-€212. Es Bi. ; i me im 4 erste Te 7 a. i p Ee | GENTLEMEN - CLEAN. QUIET peme. Close in. Auto heat. Tage available. PE 40337. "$51 PER b MONTH R. I. VALUET, Susie iis We “Retnoca as are —— LISTING S| W Just like haystac 5660 Open Eves. i's losateg ) weet of ihe ae emis. On a land- HITE the adv here ~ 5 Toom e in kston pire oR A BS rental unit with ome of $60 per m. . This combina- tion gives you a home for only $25. per month and $3,000 down. It’s ted just a ‘s throw from Ss & school, — Price $11,500 — discount for WHITE BROS. ag Dixie Hoary, Ti 8; Bun! 10 °TU 8 Brick tion for terms. “Bud” Nicholie, Realtor 4 Mt. Clemens &t, Call Mrs. Dolan PE 56-1201 or EM 3-4200 hi, toned cial; Priced at $12,995, NICHOLIE $600 Down 3 bedrooms, ol] heat. Alum- inum stor Apgmonces includ mS-and screens. ed, It's va- Do th ioe ee oe i P NICHOLIE & HARGER CO. "OPEN EVENINGS. FE SSi3_ =e BUD" E\West Suburban and bath, unfin- commer- only $11,900, easy — “HOYT REALTY tor om BUILBING, “ame corner of Pontiac Lk, & W. ra For Seeman *Terigeyl and Shane on Perry re Cae alee taal Pe 3 SDR NEWLY DECORATED —full basement, auto. furnace. 1841 White Lk. R 3 BEDROOM HOME gbbiad BASE- ment, 2 car attached garage. $75 | . Call Realtor® Partie 1050 W. Huro Tome ss month at a Bl Ri CEAw, co UN- rmished flat, Pvt. Entr = mee eien Inquire 151 Norton “RM. & BATH GARAGE BOTRX” O RM. 000" after ‘J Somme HOUSE. 4 ‘BEDROOM HOUSiE_SUN ponasind garage, ex ve ne ir hood, chi welcome, $90 mo. ~@ RM. HOUSE, REASONABLE «RM. HOME. 2 CAR GARAGE 5-541. _|things you're ‘not usin : through “Classified emt nents ineinaiineeeencen “for light Mig. 16, mies ‘West of r miles Pontiac on bbe. EM 3-4082-—after 4:30 Sa baat 3-2418. For Sale Houses 43 CRESCENT LA AREA 3 bedrm. hose, a utility, fen s. Owner ced, lake vile Powe dl te leave ag Fib.950 with BI-LEVEL Home located — 2 fenced lots. Large fami with fi ii baths, oe e, lake pri HURON VALLE 4 T1066 M50 Ag seenee Lake MEMBER W WESTERN OAKLAND COUNTY BOARD OF REALTORS DORRIS 752 W. Huron MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE privileges, Ts or elderly DO I 20 Newton ti ee ~ Write P ; ih. Wier SUBURBAN Box #4. home, with brick attached 2 car garage, excellent Convalescent Homes 38A| pespment. ol! fired’ “hot Pood i mare ve fireplac 2, a NURSING hroighout, ms of « fireplace, Home care, re ble rates,| down, full bath up, gleam oak Pine Cone Nursing Home, 1365 pee spriak!- 2, 5 Baidwin, FE 46018. zaee. ye poll on Te -_ outdoor ELDERLY OR CONVALESCENT on pate je and hom. onth $22,500. con- _ and up. FE tan ee = sider ‘gues up home in VACANCY FOR 1 MAN OR WAR = Fam home SMA vir food “food. food care-ana reas. Lk La 5 aaa Fent. OL 1-126. Easy terms on this modern five WHITE GABLE REST HOME. LI- with two glassed- censed. Good care. PLateau 23-3003 in iporches, and oon! Sesement. large w one stop, two corner lots, Seed ‘ith varieties of frutt, Hotel Rooms 39) this is cn ah outstanding ~ bus and stores, _ HOTEL AUBURIN ee * by Davy or Week Vacant reat OR . TRADE Gokine ‘aad! retrcersGon "uats:| Sune bette’ {Zip PReaiee, : e, 464 Auburn PE 2-92: corner lot, concrete drive, cet H R VELT. CLEAN. port, large carpeted living room, peat rms. & apie, dome with é be Bilge F = = —— pest ¥ or eek, Z is * street, 135 N. Perry. FE 5-81 . “P ae. oh rope down or sanaige? Rent Stores Oude Ce ee NLL Pay STORE B TRADES TRADES ‘ pun Be lb A gail or oll heat.| Call us for 9 trade appraisal Exc. jocation Dag any type retail) We are trade specialist, do not business. Of parking space.| feel obligated. WE TRADE WE SELL & SON REALTORS Ph. PE 41557 Elizabeth summer No be privileges, course MULTIPLE LISTING SERVIC Lake Estates 1 porch. “Fu and lake Overlooking G Donelson Heights -. Vacant and all newly decorat- ed, white aluminum exterior. 7 nice rooms (4 ha Lake, Rd. T value anywhere. 8 ‘|; n W. stertord W700 | Dn. * large tk tng Foom = with pastor liv room icture 1% baths. 89 ft window 80 lot and pebrneges on Lake Van Norman, Hurry on this one. KINZLER. TT Eves, Mrs. — male ¢ ida located, | _!2 Pontiac, MA ELIZABETH LK. . PE @ B ROOM MODERN GAS HEATED Law 9 Spach see hl’ ae a od Raced _Adults only, FE 2304. a ee Rare, shows 670 W. Huron Se "Ph. FE 43525 cx fay Pi tang FE Eel kland County Realty : - # ROOMS, | BDRM. BRICK © Union Ra. NEW auto, oit Zea, thie pee wack: EM_)-4i¢4" or_EM_ 32411 after _1./""3 bedroom rangh, tile bath, kiteh- | cea “wopetiortase—at| TWO RESALES — | orale iii on * Hise tate. Pe sao |BUY THEIR EQUITIES) ‘ot. Gall for mote intormati 5 tora ba pe J 22 Pe eae Of- $205 - $425 amie ESTA -__ | fie in rear. Balance ae room, shoes He BES aes = 1 Oe eas, 3 Bedroom, tace basement} Hing room, large bedrooms, ba rear * 4 po) Ba Bj BUILDING CO. corr 5 L HEAT, $75 "8.5 ——s hat Se with ecg per_ mo pes, off Wi COLORED ai heat, storm & Opdyke s Alley 3-0180._ a | Smet Come ent. Clean as ioe Pull rt ogo m3, 5 ROOM MODERN HOUSE FOR 2 bedrotm, fa basdin ‘ sale or rent with option to -buy, oo. heat. Large liv foom, cana DU St, FE 4-0917 Pi glassed-in. frowt, porch, Mat: “Ss ad ith- LA 3 PLEX R bay is) ‘ x . ? * Gesiaoe, Bameot eat Ouse NOW VA pol : Ml “a ! ley) Only 4 7 GUIDE-TO GOLD: Selt| %,s%etas*e.t # farm, bore Wideman F. s . DINNAN - MODEST agi: ra — bay BRL AN 2 eee ag 43 ‘ 21 \ hd Jay Alan) For Sale Houses : 2-20 “Edgar's never forgotten he was a great college football star!” _For Sale Houses 43; For Sale Houses | 43 ; “a O" INCOME in Two apartments, on 2nd floor i ; ; mehts this lovel West Side . bile nome located. in tine inke +. 5 rooms on Is Brick home wits a hase oak floors, itt bookcases, nat- it. 3 bedrooms din- ural fireplace, bs ote carpet- inn room Large lot is An- ing, charm! - = aw censes a en ~ yrovites oes pa mage g vty & garage, is sel for at $15,150 with $3,- down. Lincoln Heights” Excellent brick home with “Waterford ma i Be en: ‘STOUT S Best ‘Buys Today. NO ASHES To carry at this address. There's a =. n3et oe LAKEFRONT . INCOMES CAN you nae ge petting 168 frontage Just $528 SMALL. FARM * bg ® oF ~- tent -— additional frontage beau- 1 acre: 2 all tiful river. 4 b =e With § room and bath Kouse School bus at door, $22,000 with good’ terms, BIG FARM 70 acres in Lapeer Lo soma 30 minutes from Pontiac. room ail — house Sin "ea dra: and dish- er eluded, J room ten- house. barns in aS ee ¥ e s. ce SPECIAL tn 4980 ¢ pn E ys by appoint- ment ‘CALL Howard E. Fox REALTOR 6687 Dixie By, Clarkston MAple _5-1822 Nothing Down McDona} -MULTSPLE ‘LISTING SERVICE ON! “| , ee of He . Very close to So wee e and it has of the most. tis, ss Sons - lots we've seen. ae has a i Full basement, excellent hosting ue ee * ag mead arage ; with overhead doors. Feen- East of Pontiac E. Walton Heights E |Roy Annett Inc. aes | fertul retirement home 9 MULTIPLE LISTIN SERVICE air cash price, sese RAY O'NEIL, Realtor | aes bungalow with “4 — i eee of city. vice ary 3. Tele rescue sve "bers WILL SELL EQUITY IN ee og Sng hag gears en ie. 5 - school and churches. in Pontiac. full pre $8,750, mo. 5-5i71. 8487 DOWN Baaicaw. € acess 1, “Ieee . *PONTIAC REALTY % Ms recreation tuated on y iote Has all nice wa in closets end carpeting. | George R. Irwin me gpl —— Prived st cows 37_Baidwin FE _5-8275 | REALTOR 260 Baldwin Ave rage. = 4 fiealo wih “moricace |? a ee Bu @ 3 32. 6.72 ACRES COLORED — 2? BEDROOM HOME. __FE 50101 _- terms, Owner will sell for 3 . * — Small down ment, Good lo- BY OWNER = - r bedroom near I d before the price goes . cation. FE s-Fado. New 3 bedroom ranch Storms WM. He. KNUDSEN Iso -- 4 room bungalow on 80 up. iT f and screens. Clarkston area, OR REALTOR 266 8. Telegraph Rd.| 10° let. 1 Bock from lake. Mest) severes. privacy, Blackiop $300 DOWN 33708. FE $4516 Eves. 7-0: os | 2 See ree eee ee side site Close to Big ° For Aran, 2 PAMILY on MULTIPLE Lisino service | WV"! *ell ot ade irre vom , GALOW — FULLY BASE: Sahu, = =m ‘WT ‘aes ew Re Edw. M. Stout, Realtor Mh REAL RENT BEAT Po i W. DINNAN . ” . bo Stay * ze ¥. my ae pei t 21 Xsacingy sh | __BRt Cate, ropay, | “4, W, Huron FR ssn ; sity Complete anal JIM WRIGHT Oprasinrel ‘walls. Oak ena Real Estate Service MS OAKLAND AVE.” FE S041| off irate “Wevast Mg CALL OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8:30 Owner. PE 2.2163. | EVERY MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE a HOME con: kes Spiven “Vinee: Howard E. Fox - ea Eee oe a REALTOR | Ee a tion is bedroom b Hway., Clarkston r $850 down, MA $0079, rameer, auto pest,and.pet | ON tn iapie bikas MIDDLETON FOUR EYES | oe with reasonable terms $1,500 Down — * Yocated off You won't need bi-focals to see op-/ g99 sag ie AND | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Josiyn on East Columbia, for gag ~ Bg pEDGESTONE RANCH — 3 fire- KIND OF fied “bein, ctreamiined income with auto, oli heat. | Pirsctive a9 living rae was . IK ES nel ages er Live tn. an eps & let the | {tractive 33 St a’: tet oe at hk —_e = a ree i = two make my a ell. 3 comforta reame | Bungalow th “stairway to pf ie home the storms and “"yereens. with = me ae large double sioneta deluxe ce- in- floor for which you've all fenced lot, Hurry on ALOW ramie ae wit built - in expansion, Bi. ay been looking with one bec-| one! per ANCH ‘BUNG tae Tteneh them | main- room ceramic: ! ‘Well-built. modern . Hep peeh carer bed up. DOWN .— Located 5 miles oa pneaet-, obat brick fireplace. Choice sub: er. basement; wood Custom bi ben and bul |= 4 caf Teste room big “ittshen’ is ie py only § minutes from ex mortgage. ‘End ail that makes for reai| proximately 1 acre of land. garag a ; family comfort, Only’ $12,-| A real buy! Snes tram city limits, May cone tag PROPERTY 930. S . sider trade modern | ‘ Léslie R. Middleton home Se eee: toent "feats. geal é - Wits . lor » jot, La: find it water bal a My |[LeBARON —— PE 5-T721 FE 8-6003 are on. $ room era Sioet ving room vita bicture "window. other way, ito a very far SCHOOL Complete Huron st 45.280 ; kite on with window yaver wink your answer. The Real Estate Service view of the kiddies. Three bed- center ha. jan agg wife Only 2 blocks from city bus , : reed sliding door saver. All de family wal and LeBeren a 7 Sg CALL | ag Sasement' tien space baths. plus washroom “inv. featuring full basement, rec: TT dE Fox| acer saves mor.| SM4, BEAT, Only sti 2 fireplaces, grand base- reation room, gas heat, OwWdar . OX 53-55 N ——— “FE 45181 | @! 4% per ment, y. oversize 2- large — liv! room, ‘ = : EVES. FE : car. garage. er an acre of ceramic bath, a , REALTOR eoenae HOYT REALTY g ais nds storms and screens, | 6087 Dixie Hwy. | Clarkston YEAR ROUND HOME ON 2 BEAU “8 ‘iene susintes : i wit : MApie _5-1822 i, | PE_2-0000 eraph Ross 2.0000 900. B : Fireplace, Spas sti cutyceprraiaa —| BY OWNER | feriv gece, Pernt, wul| MODERN EM inmiDe crrY AVAILABLE AT per cent interest or will| - VACANT for immediate br heugeltaber, itve & cues hy | Or Ohite me Pal O’Neils is this brick tamil SL ee At) eS ee oe owner, EM 3-251. 7 home in West Bloomfie eid. ag seem, kee sand wtity ~ | Hi Seoety ts atin cen fen in wt Os om hy wietpee™ . Whether be from Scawtlund street. : 200 Fo s ae. 2 ARDMORE oil heat. #9500 with $500 or po! A ee bit of money buys = a aie after week peng By - he St Pe gn cn | Sndet teamlon ~ 5 tate’ | _ oh meee eee ae home for a particular family STREET — r ing taxes | and insurance. os A@ kitchen with and priced ‘below rep: after 6:00 p.m: Liberty + nice . 24 . Hivin tion costs. Bee it now IF you w ant one of the fin- 91274 rm. Neart & tas’ . one est east side areas, LF ; 5. a eee 100x300 ft. OUR OFFICE TP you wan 3 bedrooms and| LL THIS FOR neighborhood, Clarkston” schools, a to on ont ankle $395 DOWN!!! "965. month. Dou't be’ asleep 28 DO YOU WA a Het” ” a Sg mol & if restie eae Sit Miss ‘Beee| 3 Bedrooms ouee brick ranch one. property? F hng 8 ® Siete with with stairway to _ in ing this’ home. Large dis-| ome, Full basement. lusury ex-| Neat 3 Bedrooms parate bath & es. Pull town. Close to count for cash. LET'S; {et Pered str ¥ two left. bavement, new ‘ras furnace, Rew transportation. $1,159 ‘down MAKE A AAs 7 Full Price $6 800 siding, ail in “A-t_ahape,” You fa modern housing for $1400 ILL T : Fertile acre — near | Ant | from upper apt. ‘will make your down, ‘And p bungalow in- |] AKEFRONT Ask About Option ans. Act for ‘iid - sae only payments, $058 down’ ft bas lake prive heerm,, beeen GAYLORD! # | ie here Gan wk "he fae tien. Jerome. Bailing Co. Co. Egy eceana oe _COLORED es THE PONTIAC ‘iad THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1958 For Sale Houses 43 awford, Inc. r y+ pd oL LOT 150X260. 4 mr gareae. 40 down mith- ae Kear it a GODFREY . een? Dinie hw: nian ‘kston r MApie._ 61022 2 ACRES Also B aete parcel—only $2,950 - R BUT BONAR TS ARAPE vO re CALL Howard E, Fox REALTOR 3 verti = ‘acant, et frontage. Verney vs’ Oats or $2045. a ce aa = aroun} pet, tet Seika core fireplace Comp Tee eiy pain ge ay = — — te. eee ment $750) Hel "ONiver: man Buiid- down. a ee RGE IMM Winiams L Lk. sey BUILD NOW On a == Piped Lag~ = tee oF Es “Watertora or ag oe iinfor- a 180, Md. s0o LAKEFRONT Silver Lake. .) tng beach, 416.500 with terms. LAKEFRONT Attractive 4 bedroom home with ree room. Picture win- with low down pay- GEORGE BLAIR wiety “at $5,950. Paes ; Ha seen the tef-acre farm we have near Rochester, Ij's a ¢ also has two-car and full base- t three acres of the rest is tillable, with about 250 feet of frontage on}. Avon road. ‘Humphries a ae Realtor onan, Eves pick eee frig Partridge ‘1S THE “BIRD” TO sER Growing Old” But greciously in this prote little home on Pontiac Drive yvivan ‘ee? 2 Bedveume. _ basement ear garage real buy at Fa bod with #2 500 down. John K. Irwin REALTOR Since 1925 | 313 West Huron Street Phone FE 5-6447 Eve. MI 6-3783 TRADES Trailers, lots, equities, lend e¢on- tracts, etc. Or small ae ments to sult Pg our budget w © following prop- POSSESS Cc SEP AN GUS, Realtor |Call_ collect: Ortonville NA 17-2815 lade AT [PRoPeRtY SgpecraLiors REALTOR 108 Union Lake Ra, } Nr. McConnell School Here's an rtunity—A bome, plus income! rooms and th private stalrway to a Sone and bath poe GE up. A fine full basement, off heat. en- -closed pre 2-8 Sas" “+ Here's tos p value at 700 with terms. EM_3-4671 good our ake “CARL W. BERD, Realtor ru §03 Community National Bank Bldg. FE 4-421) Eves. FE 5-1303 $750 DOWN Attractive 1‘, story home. Built in 1953, Neat and clean, galore, select hardwood plastered walls, completely car- a stormed and screened, full ent with handy work. complete dark rm., oot jot de all rene | conveniences, Near schoo trans: or UNiversity 42625. Stern-Selig- man Builders, Incorporated. $995 DN. Immediate Possession Hot water base-ray hegt. Wet plaster-coved octiaes. ooo ft. f ing shop, beautiful -| i, , 13x14 kitehen and me master bedroom. in ~— living room, Select oak floor 8. car garage Lake (bere Waliams Lake. street.| Pave E Nearly new $400 double oven elec- tric range, 21" TV, Good livin on 5 and iS becreee suites includ HOLMES-BARTRAM 4302 Dixie Hwy and | on 3-1950 Evenings ‘OR 3-3230 “Tempstead |e {| 17 EXCHANGE ST. - Close in, only 3 blocks from down- town, Older seven room house. 2 bedrooms and bath room | Small pes ag and batt. beater, Lot Biua0e oo with conte sd Se be Lake. “BRICK R TERRACE spenon leaving Lr ogee! BBE and Two wan of ® brick Y tdevace 4 a good North rooms Fr a — Asking $6,500 -om each an Bach ag B, rents for $75 month, FOUR BEDROOMS rooms and basement, elect. water heater heat Just on EB. Askirig $7,450 with $700 Finished Complete with All improvements In Loads of Features *Pkint “Couone $10 Down Starts Deal PAY WEEKLY TILL DN PMTs OF MOVES YoU IN BEST CHO'TCE NOW 6 ek ese ee am Income — Trade Be, poet os woe $300 DOWN _| Sis —: eept home ip t ew tarter home with ™ Marlon camels, Den : Country Hench you yearn nem hurry Ky hae lay diner teeny iat Bon Drayton | enjoy life in bis” nae ‘ame 4 eg H Home it the coun : WN ier eal, 2% garage. 2 ear ae cet Gas heat. eon Mi Retes Sh spring Near st. * ms - CUCKLER REACT lente heer ¥ REALTOR PARTRIDGE . HURON ves. a 2 27 Eres. PE 21530 or PE 4-3300 "Or: 2 : $500 DOWN O Ecrenn ih Solo we car or what fi 4 mm? E2013. IRWIN “To Each His Own” ond teramp your retirement be- cate zo yon family is ene. bbod| Hie vets v this peau spot i in the Brack egy Down end ping La Lake), nd t late brick ae feelde pec FR . eved street ee beast nd ot, tower trees, ae sf Si RH Hesse? room indie A ~ ~ ing uty, elec. wash- V acant” er end er, cale air water 2 mer, e and gerator. bedroom. Pull b; Sun room we imported mahog- 1a ty 2"ipts Kit any panellin built-in bar. cs 3 “4 2 2 ca care r. Everything for tll yea only #10, “Ror Ever and Ever” PILES REALTY CO. You wil) - $4178 221. BALDWIN. AVE. old home Yat” $s43 “Geues ‘s treet After _¢: FE 3.1006 er PE _&§963 oe 2 ket tat ae Saga] ,. ,, Clark with less th a $1000 00 00 7s duwn 9 or ¥O P UEDROOMA. West side. | will rent for $75.00 per month. This homer has 2 ms wi down, there is “Put on Your Old a pate ail room, family room | na? Bonnet” tilthen, | Oak > emered and let us show you this bi w ~. version room home in E beth rg hd pest. * ear ae eat ant BB s80 tates (Roslyn ty eor- tees ner lot, fenced yard for kiddies. with a m by ap- es Gising room. Eich. polntaent. 3 bedrm; and beth up, full base-| EAST SUBURBAN. PERMA- ment with rec. room. uble STONE sere. This attractive rage, lake privileges. Only $15, feo. fuagalew’ lp loca on a large orner sea and con- “Darling, Iam Wate “qenaveke Wiahag Seong, moet ern kitchen, Youngs- T. TG Trocke| "| Off M-59 a ~ refrigera’ Here is a real for Mr, Handy-| man. Some r rt and decorating needed to put this home in top shape. Two eo a ag bedro bath down. Full K. G. D REAL’ sempre PE SSH] Maem oe go een Oe 3 Bedroom Security is what y will have with this Homes pee OS Ls bar hischens. pA will secept do' and full price is only $10,575. CLARK REAL ESTATE | re 1363 W, Huron mn Eves. or ___ Multipty Listing Bervice COLORED Why Pay Rent? LAST CHANCE $10 STARTS DEAL 3 Bedroom Homes Only 3 Left PAYMENTS LESS THAN RENT Only, $320 down GI Low, Low FHA Deal DON’T MISS OPEN THIS WEEK on ‘ W ESTOWN REALTY Aneme Evenings siter 9 toot tx" aaer7 “HAYDEN 20 ACRES WILLIAMS LAKE PRIVILEGES. Well loc 12 miles N. of Pon- “TRAILER RENTAL 4 — ne age keen tiac, no dings, per acre, IN ON reom Wil = 3 er. 5 $500 washer. 2 car garage. 55 ACRES Large house 60} gay 3 a : : m1 OF PONTIAC Dius owner’ on pe oo Ck eS ee b ne Large § bedroom modern farm commercial. $ ‘Gose sto rid renee vere n lar ~¥ adele atta will: len ame, Owner BE. COLGATE. G.I. Resa : y - rge late m doeno memgury es a eer| tee Yeas eee of onal mon’ cludes es . 4 Room modern. Clarence [vs Ridgeway ‘Clarence C. Ridgeway NORTH SUBURBAN. | Sell or REALTOR REALTOR we er. 973 Baldwin Ave. 203 | 975 Baldwin Ave. PE 46203 ore: home. yg gd ares . om a ie ge _ R = RANT = E88 AND Je ie “HAY DEN, Realtor | 2% Yun in | sl Avaliable at oxen FE 6-0441 —_ «8 Acres sae balance Spent oe ie je. Price — $9,000. Owner, OL, | TAVERN, &. Sasinaw Bt. Business 55 W. LONGPELLOW Good with 35 W. LO cutcntlan eon option.” CIVILIANS. $300 DOWN NO OTHER COSTS 2 beérme.._ ot almost new, fat bas: nent, , Cyclon e fence, paved stress. Ae per mo. VACANT-OPEN Walk in and look = interested call owner, _— RD 3-3350 ~.WOODWA, EVES_ SAT, 8UN. ~ TOW iD Paebt NSEN Income Property 43A | 2- Family 2 ‘story brick and frame ’ 6 On first 6 Units—Brick Built in 1034, » ty ———_ 4 omy consist rooms 2 units have 1. 2B room and bath . Ine all Roy Annett Inc: —For Sale Lake Prop. 44 et ER loeen ranch, ‘49. 25 fon ti heat, $10,500. Fi chant herald fr ati = R-ROUND ie acre: “et pon] 5 le |Box 60, CARNIVAL .- while throwing paper wads!” _ by Dick Turner ——+Your Jiminy keeps making the same mistakes—d 9) er the comic book he’s reading — forgets to watch me For Sale ee 4% Business Opportunities 51 a "0 ink Bust. Orr RPE dias Sites” Approved loans oh ik INC. 0 tant Dine By, | Pravion Plains LOT 15X1817, READY Nfsr Walled” on ik an sebools ‘| 7208 es, FAIR 6-250, a mas 22 ey i ewy Raa ad Otier Lakes, Lakes. We have many suburban lots for Spring = 5 SUNDAY — CALL MR. ROBINSON, FE 10786. SMITH - WIDEMAN AL ESTATE ae EVES. PE tae waren For Sale Acreage 47 TROY a near a = Rd. bern Tray Rab < 4 acres. ar pe Ae. gn ¢ sul ie. lacktop in f rowing coperantt mith-Crawford, ne. S Rocheste OL. 1-9002 isos, Auburn Ra.” OL 6-1226 re yap ce Sire eRe Baldwin For Sale Farms 48 B: thhacinbenalteanbes Call Rutledge, OR 3-1111, PE 40009 peo level inna,” fring 4 ev two ve roads. excellen t northwest . 8 room form ny lov, meee ious rooms, Also barn and out bulld- ings. or part of this farm may be purchased, Come in and see Us .nowW good farm buys. Floyd Kent Inc., Realtor rE Bt costeeen Hwy. at Opened te Pike? SELL sae Py gor oe of Poot Pont! Pog es modern large thrm “ho home with au atic heat bath. Good chicken oe ape houses, 3 billable, bedroom home in poral in. Call us for further de- L. H. BROWN, Sealene 1363_W, Huron _ Ph, FE 24810 Sale Business Property 49 | "2 “er yaowrsop {ON, MONTCALM. Rent Lease Bus. Prop. walt 2CUPANCY. wane offic ‘s small truck Highway location, after 6, call re awn < Business Opportunities 51 y all land fixtures Valuable iness cor- : Galen 1 re. Wulage. Original eve en el owser and - A estab- : for specialties. Past-growing commun Reason- able and terms. ir Bree write e338 “Partridge 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE Grocery — Trade : Trdg deta emake as ile teed market with beer & wine take out, Cost of stock alone as down payment. Hamburgs oo iy are big profits to, be here. in this “ehain ty made ham Lem ericted tot, t0eni80 ft eve! |}—4ea) lot facing Course AND‘ CASH Sell your buy contrac “WHY REN We will finance business and — il be the property HART FINANC amen CO. “LET'S TALK BUSINESS” Automatic Laundry an Soe seary, requires is exp ce. 96,000 da. Small Town Bar el ga by Ger == aoe ect Sm ota apt. WiCEIGAN BUSINESS - SALES CORPORATION vom, LANDERS Poe PE 41582 : PARE AT OUR FRONT DOOR SERVICE STATION "faut, Seated BiBie War eqn 5 ‘ aye bee Rds.. hag 40 ft. pales ce, ideal for sport goods center or otber allied | clair Refining, FE B ¢1sil, ~~ SHELL OIL CO. _ Pol lease, & eons 2 soak Highies tablished business _—- ac ome $1,500 volume per well esta eeten ive e aie Home & Auto LOAN co. PLOR to $500 BUCKNER Finance Co, Pontiac Drayton Plains Walled Lake Utica GET CASH QUICKLY Up to $500 Oakland Loan Gempany FE 2-9206 202 PONTIAC STATE BANE BLDG. LOANS 202 N. MAIN ROCHESTER, MICH. LOAN. $500 Pag BN *| TEAGUE FINA i 10624 W, Mc OLS DI 1-8680 Detroit th Michigan FINANCE_CO. : FE 4-i574 102 Poo! ___ Mortgage Loans 54 4 aos E. eons 10,900. equity for 3 bed "AYDEN, Realtor uable uarters, Everything can Extremely val- real estate with Bone led ad for $4,500 plus stock. "hae at of wv Guernsey cows or heifers. MA. 5-3193. interest, ont sia pong | Sg, = patie. Oe eet the en rae Buy? — pul me merce FF EM aR a < NEED $25 TO $100? SEE SEABOARD PHONE FE 8-9661 Seaboard Finance Co, ue NORTH PERRY STREET BORROW WITH CONFIDENCE WHERE GRANDAD DID e ence. counse]. on money matters: : loans a? ts ir, vary, at - terms ‘select { ylsit or phone HFC todey. : x Hou sic 4 — Saat beirsces. Fall price REALTOR PARTRIDGE BUSI THROUGHOUT re saad ges | same, x rsfal benomment 4 geren: Wat GIRL ial, tls, Com: EMpire ii oF aEAND COW FRAGT WANTED — wil pig heat an in modern home with en place, near General HFC ofters $7 Rng yf see sehold Ba. Ry friendly are made prompt- “STATEWIDE | Seago - Real Estate Service F-§ Pontiac WANTED . CHA REALTOR as nT 8 Telegraph EE $0621 mrrORRIS MUSI Royal Oak Kren, tt Sent | 248 Wit a Sale Land Contracts 52 or 101m Soom bes was Sale Household Goods 57 of nye pt Bt gy ~ FE 8-2504 abot Lake Rad. re RUGS. i0 BY 13 A #11 | PE 4-4821 $20 gach, Large one Mons to Loan = 53) _-“** ; (State Licensed Lenders) Brand new, davenport & 2 «Be ighie decorator amps, All owe Shi allan Se oul ref Heel nde Fs a Lied Trede 18, Dig We ie Le + } Shad Ghd ae ee we reeereeee. ae. ¥ 5 epee er eee eee \ - 0 ee « nmpernenemesents "'r | For Sale Mlscellancous 60 eee coe roncreaes ae a | ones ie o. AY 32 i ; me liver. — j (INCH SOIL PIPE, TFT. 379 auburn 9 Be] OIL HOT WATE! FURNACE, with 3 overhead heaters. In oper- ation, Reas, FE 23-1096. TY S&Ts FROM ba tree “Walz oN TV : rE pact Oil | Heaters x" a MY 1 Lawn Mowers wer 7 N, SAGINAW OR 36121 sprosniles thw $49,95 up Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 Goop NG SHOP -AUT ORIZED hw Etiut| SALES & SERVICE Mirch 6 FF. Lats, eis white 6. eur. Ore ee IN DEFT PAE ie A - . . FON ee For, Sale Housetrailers 78) | Mood: Goa & Foe 67 OAKLAND TREE SERV. TRIM- pare THIAC CHIEF & revcval. Free est, FE 4 Toots, “ra $9035. Los pEEPGART For Sale Pets 69 ae aoe LD Pa "Sekine for oe finest ge) aod Rouse LD FEMALE POKER mobile home that is ; with : u im riind @ welcome your a {UND > PUPS, Top trade-in ro er good used mobile es at 35-2664 vEe . TOF. “= TERATER PUP- BRITTANY PUPS AKC. 8 __months old. 4 $-7002. . BEAGLES-— sr. eo BOXERS. | ounen, Irish Setters, Ski-terriers 8 10 mos. $10-$15 each. tention lots te choose from. Cockers. Terriers, Fox —8 3483 18 Mile Ra. tween Deguindre & Ryan. RE- __public 23-7004. ; PUPPIES AKC. IN- Champ sire, JUpiter 8-3495- DACHSHUND PUPPIES. AKC reg Miniature’ sited. LI 5-21 ENGLISH SETTER, 3 YRS. OLD. Brome a" wosdetfa with chi wonderful w ren, AKC ers, $75. FE 4-8728. BoLDEN belie PUPS. Parakeets Guar. to Talk | 8 babies, $3.69. pa Sry Sarlenkine & oo birds $8. 591 4th st. PE NEW ADDRESS vai PET SHOP. _ 55 Wiltam 46433. bar- Bob Hutchinson Mobile Homes Sales Inc. 4301 Dixie Highway «US. 10) DRAYTON PLAINS * miles North of -Pontiac OR_3-1202 TRAILER EXCHANGE MOBILE HOMES Anderson - Regal Silver Dome - Palace (38 10 WIDE LOW AS _ $3,905 3 A glare tard IN COMPARISON models pe erg &, ta 2 or 3 3 bedrms..8 and 1 Bottle Gas aearts and Supplies i. gy Sag & Sm. "Pal __Rent Trailer Space 79 ESTA “pan Lake front and playground OXFORD MOBILE a OR those wae wont finess ip ‘amily. 20 per cent dis en all birds. Cranes Bird ry 2489 au no Rd. PE 4-65"... | TROPICAL FISH. GGED FISH, | Enon, al Geatrel Aves off av ns © ve. | water St.. Lk Orion 2-1691,. open eves. ___ eng Be “Home —_ Bettas alty res. Larry & Verwie Doers Trained, Boarded 70 DOGS, CATS BOARDED — FE 3-4768. Burr-Sheil. 30 S. Cass Saag San aS Ges ewe, see'ue'| Don't Wait Hay, Grain & Feed Le Mutfiers, a ‘een, starters, gen- TL SERING TO BUY 280 OF STRAW. NO RAIN, Tae = Sats eee ane east | ad Eesaace 30 zane suresen| Buy Now! ist CUTTING BAY POR SALE, oo Ry ge ae WHEN PRI ARE AT : -” S 3s 52 Ford or Mercury. Fr S105 of THE LEVEL i8T Hay ae STRAW GRAIN. PICKUP boardea Ma 5-0666| For Sale Tires 80A | °56 Volksw 5 ALPALTA, HAY STRAW, te. ‘56 Volkswagen ....$1650 a 4 USED TIRES ALL TYPES OF | OF HAY iste WND * bay Sell Also wittewals “* VANETTE cutting Wo de 3, , STATE 8A "51 Internationaf ...$ 395 liver. Oa $2179. Voather ween wood, 503 5. Sag FE 4-0687 gf ey TIRES 0g ar Bes | eeee end ll = a bale. Pog White walls, ri « 16, $13.95 plus | 50 Ford } - Ton * w§ 350 GOOD Bay AND gteaw $40 A tee’ State 2 S| PANEL bale at 3300 maw PE 4-0687 1 _FE S004. __ STANDARD BRANDNEW TIRES “3 Chevrolet :..... $ 450 HAY AND STRAW IN LOAD LOTS ToT traded in on General Salety Tires, | oo. _ For "Sale Livestock 72 2d = £ F og cent off. Black or "5.4 Ford 1-Ton $ 750 = Db. WIL LIAMS | ARRIVED BIG LOAD QUA RTER 451 8. Sagioaw at Racburn Pr - fry 0 dt Patoaiso, aU e625 | Auto Service xe Chevy 1-Ton ...$ 350 ae 8, 12 ——- W a STEIN i es quauiry, | 3h Chevrolet eyelaredts $ 400 * 4-315, | MONEY DOWN UDGET | COCKERELS fs EA, Tene «CALL DON THORSON. | seDAN DELIVERY | . tala ie CRANKSHAFT GRINDING WHE ‘30 Chevrolet .....$ 150 ««. Wanted Livestock 73 > thine shap —— “Phone. PICK 3 = i ical FF ENC 1-tay vo n$ 29)7 D: LIVESTOCK FORREST ~ MA 5-09°6. . a BONDED BRAKES $12.95 for most Fords, caer and mouths. Contact 'GOODYEAR SERVICE FE 56123 tion, PE : ‘ yd cette ae the highest cash e up oF down. See us one POTS will Used Truck Parts 89A ; Sale Motor Scooters 82 ~~ For Sale Poultry 13, DUCKS, & whil £350 Toes bow Lak Semenaes. 74 DRAKES, 2085 “Crooks Rd. PE 71-9612, ~ 2 miles « eaeay | SCOOTERS, 12 §. PADDOCK (at Pike). PE cased _For Sale Motorcycles 83 . pants | Eee ye hg Sale Farm Produce 75 * APPLES. EATING A AND z s Red “OF Sale Farm Equipment 76 OLENS & WHEEL HORSE TRA 38 hp 66 hp. Snow bilow- a 5 A S188 a seh Dis “a Prous Ouver er Sales on fae _Jsst_north of Oxh Act Nc ow | 1] “FREE PICK Our for. next ‘s Gee saat HOUGHTEN & SON a1 oe @ Ferguson Reeter ' Rocheste: 25 0761 TARPS ULINS — ALL ates ORS AY A & N SURPLUS FE 2-0022 » MeCUELOCH Ci CHAIN SAWS. NEW ‘é W sF. — Ph ay 3 Lawn Equi 3.8 ges, Lawn . {No oF ta ML}. Bir; 1 MI 4-6053. McCulloch Chain Saws ‘evr FOR AS LOW AS $167.50 We take — ins, and give E-Z eredit term We have . “ew good used chain saws on hand. We also have chain saws for rent. OS. Poutias Rd ct Opder on a e , FE €073- rE 41112 McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS Rentals ad & oe 1890 Crooks Rd 16-0446 SELECTION OF NEW ria USED spreaders. Davis Machinery. Ph. NA %-3292. Ortenville. _ Auction Sales 77 COOKING a Glackmore Farms, 1900 Silverbel]|_©!. FE L-€484 “Beaks & Accessories 85 HP WIZARD MOTOR. ‘5? MOD- _ FE 5-1320 oe . MOLDED RUN- = Me. a 3 16 ‘Ray: i . ure ng Pontiac. m. ol iC. \ {hs8 CENTURY BOATS Top ity Also In ote, sang d~Auuminim INLAND LAKE SALES NEW AND USED, LAY-A-WAY OR TERMS, Harrington Boat‘ Works 1 Tel rE saan 8. ea. ~ Stotaye il 2 HP EVINRUDE MTR. EXC. DODGE %; TON ry sear Witt TRAILER, rE 5-7329_after evinrid for y's Saaewere: 3094 An- bura st *ahems ‘Aubura . FE EVINRUDE MOTORS. BOATS — a oun "2 18 * Sue's 5% BP, Tony's ie Lake iene is tao pee te ats oo & Accessories, OWENS: MARINE SUPPLINS 396 Orchard Lk Ave PE 2-6020 W ANTED .USED SAILBOAT - Bé&B = Auction Sales 5089 Dixie Highway Drayton Plains Every Wednesday 7 P.M. Every Friday ....7 P.M |wa Every Sunday ....2 P.M. Buy and Sell Daily OR 3-2717 Door Prizes WIEE SELL on HOMES og odd Jots. MY 2-152 ‘For Sale Hecsurdiens 78 DERSON _ =. COND ith extra ige. PE 38-6290, € Setthe . $706, Eke ne i in an Meeninchts Nash é .* compLure: 'P PARTS ‘t BERVICE *MI_ 68-3900 O 4-6790 OXFORD TRAILER SALES. Zimmer - General Gardner - Michigan Arrow : Richardson - Holl: 4 Peale oma. - pa Call OR 3-7753 WANTED: BOAT TRAILER. CALL FE 42731. Transportation Offered 87 FLY 4 ENGINE AIRLINER TO _Berre bervice. a". = bey Ferry § TRUCE °C GOING NORTH, FeRy pee einer way, FE 5-6806, pono NOONS, MOND THROU GH THURSDAY L Sirah ase 2:00 p LE ARK AT 3: m. CALL FE eo rare we: CARS FOR CONNECTICUT. PHIL- adelphia. New York. gas allow- ye FE! 2-3215. FE 2-5823 after mm. ~ Wanted Used Cars 88 > Ra.) PRICES FOR SCRAP & OLD cars. OR 3-6015, Pei tne eae slceakatk “BIG PRYMENT OS”? Orchard Lake at Cass FE, CASH AVERILL. NEED CARS = then bring Where he ‘DIXIE Bwr ie PE 46006 FE ¢712 3171_W, Burn PE 2-6127 ‘0 PORE *IBERG AGS AES TO mo, No money down, assume cover you on Dyin ed . Contact Million, las for win? Turner Ford. 9-4000. * Open t. to 1. Federal | 7; nt Mile Rd t John R: Ll Sine condition. Very special, $505 full Chev V-8 44 ton pickup BOATS AND MOTOR com. » New truck appearance BINA TO FIT ANY Priced to sell Is i BUDG Just your car or down, P. ao Mines an ASB 2635 Auburn Ave : xe ~~ For Sale Trucks 52 CHEVY PANEL. 2. PER month. No m om assume fais Turner Ford tl -ge00. “geen ie. Siti s hee BECK WILSON S, iA isst Piceur_ | Matthews - Hargreaves FIRST Used Cars FIRST Used Trucks OFFER THESE FEBRUARY SPECIALS | FREE! ‘58 PLATES Matthews- Hargreaves Your Chevrolet Dealer” 631 OAKLAND AVE. PE 4-4547 © 2 PICKUPS 1983 Pord 6. 4 ton. & very sha Sas he eee ransm maoll ana ready to go, At bargain UTO SALES | 68 Oakland . PE 23-2351 *§2 FORD P-100, TON * Ganelens poe an ee Ine, MU_ 4-5155, ‘ Haskins Chev. } 6751 Dixie Highway at My MAple 5-5071 nites one for only §165, 724 Oakland” ® atom 43529 . 1952 . GMC 1 TON PANEL $350 LARRY JEROME ROCHESTER FORD DEALER OL 1-671! ‘a FORD CARRIER $2252 PER month. ae money down, assume ents Fferota roid Turner } Pord. be Bad DUMP $2" .25 PER MO. MO. m down — we oney e ‘eon, ents. Contac Harold Turner Ford, Ls 9-000 ~PONTIAC'S TRUCK CENTER ‘ GMC RETAIL BRANCH Oakland at Cass y See tT S| fort Dixie Hwy? Gm’ sess on)" See Our Edige Selection ‘97 Spécial 4D Ur. sibel 95 56 R’ pers "top $1895 sais, rr: er wae Gl 495 = George Million, | ——-—_* 98-4000. "35. Special Ie Fs ‘PONTIAC RETAIL OSamar 9-26 © 1058 by NEA Serves, ty “Sandra is so impulsive — she quit going steady with "Gerad toe she ad anaer seedy!” _ |“ appar For Sale Cars _ mi , 2 DR. SHA ‘5 EV. BEL AQ RP! . Ore, $675 2-1341 or OL _10541, it CHEV. V2. 210, «DR Rail, $1,475. PE 2-108 ‘537 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 8 CONVERTIBLE EACELLENT CONDITION. , new tires a» real ale ew Ot a R MOTORS PE. 4-3529. | * right, Call Mi 6-#2%6 CHRYSLER, 1053 NEW YORKER. 4 dr. Motor & bod: condi- jon, Priced ae oe rLoanumne” * * IMPERIAL SEDAN mig tog BLUE Is ~| MM In good | ~ FACTORY |, MOTOR SALES MY 32750 Lk Orton BRANCH CHEV'S. ERTIBLE. R& "SL FORD FOM, Nice ang clean. Jaguar Austin, H M.G.. Austin, Porsche, Alfa, Romeo oo 5 ee moan —— bey M “eare wu power steering 1) FORD 975 OL. 1-9761 veanes i atiettate — — OR 3-5183 2 VICK #D00) are, wor a. heater, Weaaioe, gaser conaee interior, se ie “ell vy . biue i058 2 DR. Ve 2 Original 3tone ‘sparkling paint| Ye eens new nl | fee is cheese deua’ Meath coe: Priced to at ae Foun old priced ow make you smile. An| Ne money dn. Low payments. car down, North Cheyro—-| Older ear of value will handie. Ford. 6. Bi i GY ecm — s yacte. ore dealers, ofieen, low rm’ m. oe SCHUTZ MOTORS mileage. pee ADILEAC, 1 os & Sinieeeek, bicke equipped. "Contact. Mackay Tay) 1957 219 SER: — 2 Ze, offer vou fits Cx ar ue can : Caxvy & Ts Pow Fon oe CONVERTIBLE WITH i equi with power stee: -—sepeck Overdrive Www “ites rar Boas Tr. Call after es, windows seats, plus| -dio and heater. Original owner.| § p.m. FE" many other extras - st 10,000 miles. Phune FE 4-876). TARE OVE! et ente ons Tahoe Blue accented by tutone| SWEPT-WING DODGE | _ Fora. fer 5. FE +8915. Blue nylon stry interior. an Brand new "58 Dodge 2-dr. sedan, 1953 roap-¥ 8 \. § CYLIN- y older “car value will handle. | g2 199 der, FOM, § te $2,585. DODGE CARS & TR \ 22,000 ‘actual miles. 1 owner, FE é \ * SCHUTZ MOTORS STATT'S py Rig RE STATION __ 912 8. Woodward, Birmingham Steerin a. age. hewmen” ‘HOward 8-7953, Mt. a te FORD —FIGK OF Asso AssUME Suan 60 Crescent Lake Rd. ‘ST i Soa PAIRLANE. 500, | _door, H Mop. $1,675. MA 2002. 1957 or FORD NCH WAGON. Ran. Ps. wey Your ool * 7 a bud CONVERT ae $160 for my CONVERT. 1 over Day- __ments. 5-745... Mi Assume 2 Jayments ° bi os a) oS Ford 4-500. SCHUTZ MOTORS - $149 DOWN OR TRADE IN TAXES AND ‘SR PLATES INCLUDED ALL MODELS AVAILABLE ai 4s Oe ae older Ran WW. tres * —f0r_eauity, Call OR 30802. FACTORY BRANCH PONTIAC'S See Our Large | Radio, Heater, Hydramatic, PONTIAC PONTIAC _ RETAIL | STORE | Mah Seetitice "most cases these cars m ~ burche with money down ard small payments to fit your ; 613 8. Wood % PONTIAC, i make rE. _ WILL ACCE 4 2 pay @% ® good ured car Selection BILL. SPENCE 4 62 Oakland Ave. ss PEE «45-9297 'S7 Starchief Cat. $ 2495|® = aman $$-SAVE-$$ ban ae BM daa oo Suburban Mirs.|, ogre Cat ‘eps Bogert Sales Service se gy 695 Auburn Ave FE 2-0565 OR. . Dark seals HOME OF THE RUGGED 3ED JEEP PONTIAC -—_ 56 Two-Door sees «$1395 , AUTO LaPCRERS Radio & Heater. "$6 Pairlane Club, Nice ..... 4 , . Wagon ..... 5 . ae. if v. we as ou ; ‘36. Station Wagon $1895 3 pe us 2 y enter, thy-| "89 Belek “RT Oumar Power | ‘# v, te ies 42735. aration, 3 v. » ead oo 1951 4 DR. R. & H. mA.) ., PonTIAC 2 ae ee 4 $s tale sieele ora. War ‘sasee. | 90 Starchief Cat. . $1795) ‘paree™. ooo $ $8 “qi WING AWAY Rati eae Mewler, var |" Ford Custom POM." 48 b Ar vy = PONTIAC ‘8 = een | sie Ss eetcoes Zar tea |'S6 Four-Door ‘Sed, $1595 Se ay yttag PE ie Bence oa ever imagined, wih Radio, Heater, Hydramatic, Hyara No, a. Day: SF ok #7200. 'SS Two-Door Sed. $1095 |= Looking for Trouble? WON'T FIND IT HERE 912 8. Woodward, mening $8 Four 05 ie he | MON- , tie.” Deal ie DN "Assume payments at Radio, Heater, _ * a ak i ry = —Wocdwa'd. Birmingham. Barkgat Mi 64900. Marae TU SS Catalina Cpe. ..$1195 Aah Ro a L PuYMOUTH” & CYLINDER - ——e i. eee roy wort yi GF pane 7 : . with our quailty in and only $179 down f) r R & R MOTORS 54 Two-Door dwn s $ 895) = used cars. yith 74 _Oaklani PE 4-3529. Radio, Heater, Hydr«matic, win, , ous 8. ward. Birm’ ki PONTIAC = ' Plymouths 53 Two-Dooér ..... $ 595| "al muss he mene? Gren. Smet 1958 Radio, Heater, Hydramatic. _ Baie os. 1608) Saginaw any Auto i 2 WW LIke Seek Maho! tht We SR ‘S] STUDEBAD CHAMPION oR trace LH dae ak og oor my kr yh rr) ee ye ay i Tr to- terior '* pew owner, NO - OBLIGATIONS ON YOUR PART We Proudly Offer SOME OF THE FINEST IN USED CARS "REAL BARGAINS AT -Oxford Mtrs. mS daze NO MO 1951's; "52's: ° Fords: Chevrolets Plymouth » ms Spears: i $16 ae “om jiuMy Sade MOTOR SALES amin Ww, <* Telegraph) ; SPECIALS ‘ST Stude, Goldenhawk ... y 35 Pes Seria 1 fhe "84 Pontes Hydra. 4 dr. |) §* Mazurek Motor Sales __Sag, FE 4-9587 55 AiR. 2 ‘eee : Powerglide, tw tone owner. Low mi. Drive it “s = our low price. & R MOTORS 14 Oakland 4-352 ‘S17 CHEVY 2-DR., H, PG,. Weldewsilé” ? owner, is mile- age. $1595. R MO’ ORs 724 Ookland” ; BUD SHELTON| #2 OFFERS _ For Sale Cars 91 "6? BUICK,~2 DR. EXC. COND., : . MY 2-6305, _new ew tires, 1960 CHEVY, GOOD TRANS, REA- |’ sonable. FE_5-1784, 54 BUICK SUPER HARDTOP : l-owner beauty. BRAID MOTOR 8A M YEARS FAI im DEA al CASS A TW. PIKE “ UICK 4D ai. “white idewalla dynafiow, HOW WOULD ¥ NICE low mileage ike TRANSPORTA -_ Ale ty $1668, ; FOR JOUR & EQUITY IN YOUR Ra Rit Ad 8 Salo wie er A PROM. OPEN ‘TIL || tual’ miles, Phooe GM nase” wre 1955 BUICK SPECIAL CGONVERTI- ‘JEROME ble. Power set fone bower brekes. “Bright Spot” walls, Black a red, pester, OS | 195 a 165 "49 DeSoto. Perfect cond. ea 95 Bud Shelton Motor Sates Auburn at East Bivd. FE #-0683 “AIR. HARD . Looking ie Trouble? 395 init 51 DODGE co PONTIAC RETAIL. STORE 65 MT CLEMENS FE 3717 aoe rae _Y0er covice “& belge White side was,’ ae , Sune “sees after 6 ST Wak every accessory! Your" old "car down — 36 mos ; balanc FOR A DEAL SEE McNEAL 635 8. Woodwara a we 42042 DODOR-FLYMOUTE DEALER 163- FORD. ABSOL Assume ‘MILTON SEZ DAVE 275 [ong a eT, au- ie oe S, $250 down.« een: Jet black* Cay e sited a2eee ee — mmr - Sane 2 : ene ene ene Bitmingham | ig Nash - ; se 1955 Pag 4 a pert. oe conbY Eid? =F ali = vee at SE rah ar ea ef j tl i: TERMS. OR Witt PARE "pig | SA PORD, 4.DR EEDAN. RAH! $4750 PER MONTH TRADE. MAple §-1517. See Our as a FORD CORTIIINEF | SPECIAL PAYMENT PLAN FOR QUALITY |Large Selection) Bs®,sts,itie"ie"e"8tr: |. scwurs worons _ 4, CADILLACS i988 FORD 1D PAIRLANE, Rail Ww __ OAK Midwest ea00e eS CHEVACLE? 12.00) miles, Will whe tase, FE iss? PLYMOUTH « DR. CUSTOM | =: wed care ie ST ’56 Bel Air Hardtop $1595 | “9. Suburban Phone FE 2ss¢1. Wilson Pontiac-Cadillac | Bate "e*" eta Bleck | Looking for Trouble? | 1350 N. '56 Bel Air 2-Door $1495] Sunil) imputed and eutra race THE We 4 Badio, Heater. Powerstide. 2 tone | dealer, ‘Beal vin Benue ate Motors, | \ ee ward | 6 Station % Wagon $1495 FORD, 1957 ; Temperature : B’ham MI 41930} “nadie @ meater. Tone Biue, | CAN, WE DO IT YOU ASK? c cen ‘6 CHEVY: ¢ DR, STATION WAG-| visttne cheaper here" st Sehuts’ Motore \ IS .GOING Fncea tonal PE" Soui 8 W.|'SS Convertible. .$1305| Sees ae Paiata ie! tts \ DOWN Huron Radio. Heater, Powerglide with vedi & heater, fordomatic \. ‘0 CHEV AN COND. ; : . white tires the Thunderbird \, clean. EM 3.0081. H. CHEVROLET pe ae Pd Bg A \ Down : ; "1°55 Two-Door ..... 5 95 tore” tetas beans ty. AD \ 2 ments” = > FES 78 | mencer - older ear of value Y will handle. ee ——. wren ax ings CHEVY, 3 DR RSH AB-| 424 Four ‘Boor... -$ 895) ,SCHUTZ MOTORS - | omar Sa Kents Mi 4-500. Harold Turner Ford." seats che aed Pursomatic Aes \ ~ ai aw es oe oe 4 Convertible oseng OS Must sell Your car may |’52 Olds-4-Dr. .....$ 295 ees ey Slat aoe ee MI 42735. A C. SSP, HAUPT — Pontiac Sales 1988 Pontiac fhieftain 4 Dr. ra and heater. semester 4 Dr, ramatic. Ra- dio and heater. ent cond). 1335 $ Che . Hes ' ine. Low’ ee Mile- vir, tose atic transmission, Pins a aehet et ned ee tta- tion specials! = sc Sa ali San bd 5-5566 or MAple 5-1141 “JAGUAR hee nlf aden 65-FINE CARS ATTHE . Bright Spot” FOLLOWING ARE A FEW VALUES OF OUR WONDERFUL SELECTION BRING YOUR TITLE! OPEN TILL 10 P.M. - LIBERAL APPRAISALS JEROME. - Bright Spot Orch Lake at Gass FE 8-0488 © 56 Olds “88” 303 |'54. Pontiac 8 W. . $995 pg es Aggy apne ge Faro y ’51 Pont. 2-Dr. Sed. $ 195 ia §—Radic & yg = ‘33 Olds 4-Dr. ..... $ 695 r. ‘35 Buick Century . $1333 Radio & iw, on Unts ‘oe. 6 Mercury M’clair $1595 HARDTOP—Radio & h er; awomate transmission, 4 "36 Buick 4-Dr. ....$1795 poe 29 Bat steering, agutes. tone White. & Red. . °55 Buick 2-Dr. aos 995 ard treaomiees & froma d — '36 6 DeSato . 4-Dr. oS. $139 oe " Ford Crestline . .$ 695 hordsmanl> te N—Radi & heat- . A foul’ duarpee. ‘Sf Buick Super . -$ 99: 995 apnetion SEDAN Radio & heater: beauty: 53 Buick Convert. $ 795 COUPE—Kew top. radio & heater, 4-Dr. $1596 gig ong rd “white ures "Fae won "53 Stu’baker 2-Dr, $. 395 Sseeaee teacae © be ble | 20 orctara Lake Ave, “A Wide TO CHOOSE FROM © YOU'LL LIKE OUR VALUE— SERVICE AND « Tf you have a used ‘|"Cy W yout x inl FORD Dex =. ie 5-410] [rE zo10 ‘See Us Now! are paying top dollar for clean used cars. LISTED BY STOCK NUMBERS | , '57 FORD 2-Door ..... se scenesncad Cala QHa05 '57 FORD Station Wagon o......c.eceeece.$1895 $6 FORD 4:Door vee. nn eeeleccleseceeee, $1195 '56 FORD Station Wagon ...eccccceeeeee . $1498 '96 BUICK Hardtop 0 eescccececsees $1595 '$5 FORD 4-Door ....-.ee.eeceeccccuceee. $ 995 "55 FORD. Station Wagon en cies > ice » $1295 53 PLYMOUTH 2-Door 2.4.0.0... .006.$ 795 '95 CHEVROLET Station Wagon 1 6..:..<::3t5 134 PONTIAC 4-Door on reeeeccgeceeeeesvex$ $95 MH PORD WDeor oo. teil icies ee 154 CHEVROLET 2-Door .....s.e......0.$ 495 '53 CHEVROLET t-Door sien gases hed $ 395 53, PONTIAC Club Coupe ee ee "53. PLYMOUTH +Door restisv icv cee Ae . 51 CHEVROLET ‘Club “Coupe . rece ..6$ 195 50 FORD 2-Door eet 95 50-50 . 30. DAY GUARANTEE: Open 8 A AM, L109 PM. Selection — EASY TERMS car to sell: —~ we wens | "FES : yt we, aoa ORL, HW, em wOAR, (H1BH = cane PON, cee) san, (1490p, gomaur 1:08eWJR, Sports : ‘ : 9:00—W5R, News, Mrs, Page} 1:30-—W z y NEC Bandstse Dr. Malone 6:00—WIR, News wxvy, ern 8 paren Shae CELW. Weatter, Davies WHER, Metrok, Mexxense| GREW. Neve Kucrien | QanW’ yhene Dad | 880-WJR, Wendy Warren | * ee a WCA * * CKLW, af se ow | WPON. Sports and News | WR Mast e® WXYZ, Jim Backus x, | 11:30—WJR, Music ' CKLW, Grant, Davies ’ wea wit” Mason | CKLW. News. 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George CKLW, News, Davies WCAR, iwi WJBK, Stero, Sound - WPON, News, McKinnon tee Wen, P. L. Haver WWJ, Bob Maxwell ‘er 10:30— WW, oe :20—WR, Miele Bs Hall WxY2, JI yim Reeves tiows. M MeKenste CKLW, CEL’ ao . Shoe Chase CKLW, WJBK. oe ome Reid ; Boars. M scheoa Bellboy Sports, Sheridan Wion, © Chuck Lewis WCAR, -- Today's Television Programs -- Programs furnished by stations listed in this column are subject te change without notice Channel 2-WJBK-TV Channel (—WWJ-TV Channel 1~WXYZ-TV + Channel 9—CKLW-TV TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 6:00 (7) Mr. Danger. (% Popeye. (4) News: Williams. (2) Racket Squad. ee edy: Sock dreams of a fu- ture when women dominate. | 9:20" (7) Navy Log. Adventure: Marines are isolated with na- tives: on Japanese-occupied 6:15 (4) Weather: Eliot. island. (4) Ernie Ford. apeeré Ev- 6:20 (4) Box Four. erett Horton 6:30. (1) N. Orleans Police. Sa = oe (9) Sky King. 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